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May 25: GDPR will bite as big as it barks

We are on the brink of a mega shake-up of data privacy rules – one that has caused a tsunami of stress and panic among businesses and organisations, all struggling to become compliant with the new General Data Protection Regulation in time for its May 25th deadline. GDPR will bite – very soon and very hard, but although there are plenty of negatives to be aware of, there are also many positives, says Duncan Hendy, citing an enhanced customer relationship as the ultimate reason for ensuring your database is squeaky-GDPR-clean.

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Fresh from MINT 2018 – GDPR, harnessing intelligence and marketing into the future

MINT 2018 brought together marketing practitioners and experts from around the world to discuss the latest big issues of our industry – including the looming GDPR, innovation and disruption and the data economy. Here’s a snapshot of what they had to say.

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Fresh from MINT – GDPR ‘an opportunity for data-driven marketers’

MINT – GDPR: expert panellists were discussing the impact of the new data protection regulation during MINT, the major marketing summit event in central London. Philippa Donn was there to report back on their advice.

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Effective email marketing – timing is everything to avoid GDPR unsubscribes

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force in May, but many organisations still need to seek consent, ensuring individuals have actively opted in to the collection, processing and retention of their information. Sarah Taylor examines a study from SmartFocus which shows how the need for GDPR consenting affects organisations globally – and she discusses the optimum time to avoid GDPR unsubscribes.

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Data security v technology: is another legal bombshell about to hit marketers?

It’s a quandary currently causing anguish for American law-makers: Should the US government (aiming to track and rout terrorists and fraudsters) have the power to search email data that’s stored on a server in another country? Or would this open the floodgates for international ‘snooping’ and thus be a potential violation of personal data privacy? How seriously would global business be affected if data no longer feels secure and protected across borders? Robert Howells investigates the facts, weighs up the pros and cons and worries about the future . . .

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New privacy rules OK – how GDPR will affect data use in retail, automotive and financial services

The forthcoming GDPR is designed to help protect consumer data, not to hamper businesses and hog-tie them with red tape. Those businesses that adapt to the changing rules – that turn big data into smart data – will survive and thrive, says Julie Neilson, explaining how marketers in the retail, automotive and financial services sectors are surmounting the obstacles and reaping the opportunities . . . showing that it can be a case of new privacy rules OK!

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What’s next for data management and insight: 5 trends and predictions for 2018

Technological advancements are having a huge effect on data management and insight that can be gained from careful data analysis – delving ever deeper into big data to enhance and perfect the customer experience. Nicolas Finet takes a look down the year ahead, examining the evidence and thoughts of field experts, and makes a few considered predictions.

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SWOT up on data privacy: ‘think positive, it’s a GDPR opportunity not a threat’

Forecasters say that, come May 25 next year, 75% of EU customer data will be unusable because it does not comply with the new data protection laws. But research by W8 Data shows a more positive vibe – the ‘GDPR opportunity’ will force companies to clean their data thoroughly, in line with the new regulations. It will affect amounts of data held by companies, but quality over quantity will forge better relationships with customers.

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The marketing consequences of GDPR – who will be the winners and losers after May 2018?

New regulations come into force next May around data consent, but what will be the marketing consequences of GDPR? Robert Howells makes some predictions on who will benefit and who will struggle with the effects of GDPR.

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GDPR compliance: act in haste, repent at leisure

Most business leaders now have an awareness of GDPR and its requirements. They’re keen to select and implement technologies to aid GDPR compliance. But important foundational capabilities should be addressed before technical controls for data protection are deployed.

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