How compliance with change or even disappear with the digital revolution of the coming years, including the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence?
The development of Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies raises the issue on whether they should also act ethically.
The DLA Piper Technology Summit 2016 has been a ground breaking event bringing together thought leaders from across the European and wider technology and other key industries.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to be a revolution on how we interact with the world around us as part of a connected environment.
Digital transformation reshapes every aspect of a business. As digital technology continues to evolve, successful digital transformation will require careful collaboration, thoughtful planning, and the inclusion of every department.
The Italian Government just announced a plan of € 13 billion investments aimed at fostering the growth of the Industry 4.0 and set the ground of the next industrial revolution.
How the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) will impact the banking sector especially through the obligation to implement open APIs will be discussed in an interesting event.
The European Privacy Regulation has been adopted and the clock to ensure compliance started running, what changes for companies?
The IoT industry should focus more on understanding their customers' need and manufacture devices that they are willing to use, if they want to be successful.
No software is 100% secure, and Internet of Things technology is no different. However, because of public perception it is even more important for the IoT industry to find "adequate" safety standards to meet businesses' and consumers' cybersecurity needs.