Data Protection Regulation in the Republic of Kosovo and Compliance by the Companies: A proposed Model for Kosovo

August 2009Data Protection Telecommunications

Abstract

Most companies cannot survive without storing personal information of individuals in different forms. In today’s information society the flow of this information is becoming of fundamental importance for different purposes of companies. Present trends the way information flows around include widespread outsourcing arrangements, providing services from where companies find best skills and productivity, working far away from the employer, companies’ split-up functions in many different countries who transfer information between themselves online. Considering these scenarios, it is easy to see how the ability to process and transfer personal information can in effect be a company’s lifeblood.

Subscribe to reador

Sometime in 2018, the Nigerian Information Technology and Development Agency issued the Nigerian Data Protection Regulation (NDPR), which took effect in 2019. The NDPR mirrors the provisions of the General...Read more

Francis Aloh

Specialist, Legal Services, 9mobile, Nigeria

In the Era of COVID-19 and Data Protection, the Unavoidable Need for BYOD Policy Testing

Digitalisation & Data Protection – Changing Landscape of Indian Telecom Sector

The telecommunications sector in India is witnessing rapid changes through consolidation and an increase in the number of subscribers with significantly higher data usage across country, in recent times. The...Read more

Saswata Dhar

Executive Vice President Legal & Country Counsel, Vodafone India, India

Data Protection Regulation in the Republic of Kosovo and Compliance by the Companies: A proposed Model for Kosovo

Abstract

Related Papers