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Peter Fleischer and Billy Hawkes on Regulating for the Cloud: Updating the EU Data Protection Framework for Cloud Computing



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hari haran says: 03 Sep 2010 14:42

my HOD told that"in cloud computing was very useful to students" so search and you will definitely improve your knoledge

Paul Browne says: 29 Jul 2010 21:25

Congrats on the IIEA for putting together a good, concise event. My notes (if you prefer text to video) will be online soon on Enterprise Ireland's software blog at http://bestconnected.enterprise-ireland.com/peter-fleischer-google-at-the-iiea-cloud-can-be-good-for-privacy

John F says: 29 Jul 2010 15:11

I also thought that Billy Hawkes was focused more on the question of whether or not data protection as a right was protected. What I would like the government to focus on, outside of the rights issue, is competitiveness and how best we can work together with companies like google to maximise impact.

John F says: 29 Jul 2010 15:10

I thought that contrast between a private company and a regulatory made this a great event.

Johnny says: 26 Jul 2010 14:43

Just tweeted this - it's a killer to miss this event.

About this Event

28 Jul 2010 @ 12:45

Updating the EU Data Protection Framework for Cloud Computing

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About the Speech:
 
This event focused on the regulatory issues on the topic of Cloud Computing, in terms of the EU Data Protection Framework. The topic is of particular interest from both a business and a policy perspective in terms of the ongoing debate on the Smart Economy, and the possible regulatory changes required in order to maximise the potential of Cloud Computing.
 
About the Speakers:
 
Peter Fleischer is Google's Global Chief Privacy Counsel. Mr. Fleischer has over 10 years' experience in the field of data protection, and previously worked as Director of Regulatory Affairs and Privacy Lead for Microsoft.
 
Billy Hawkes was appointed by the Government as Data Protection Commissioner in July 2005 for a five-year term.  Prior to his appointment, he worked  in various government departments, including the Departments of Finance, Enterprise, Trade & Employment and Foreign Affairs.

 

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