Intelligent Combination of Contract, Policy and Technology as the Answer to Impending Heightened European Union Data Protection Regulations

May 2012

Abstract

For multi-national corporate counsel, the complex web of national and super-national legislation and regulation in Europe may seem an intractable fettering of activity. The updating of the 1995 European Directive, as proposed to the European Council in January 2012, provides a timely opportunity to assess the ability to resolve the apparent conflicting standards of personal data protection and corporate governance. How can commercial negotiation, intelligent policy and technology provide in-house counsel with a safe path to travel?

Author

David Kemp

xecutive Director of Legal Policy, HP Autonomy, UK

DAVID KEMP Business Development Manager, HP Autonomy David contributes to business development in EMEA for HP Autonomy. He provides experience and guidance to senior corporate officers to address current and future Information Governance challenges. By profession he is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales, having obtained a Masters Degree in Law from Oxford University. After 5 years of private practice with London law firms, he joined the Political Risk Insurance arm of what is now part of the Aon Global Insurance Group – as sales executive in 1980. After 10 years in insurance, in 1990 he was asked to join ABN AMRO Bank as a Corporate Banker, heading up 3 departments over 11 years. Then in 2001, he became the Legal & Compliance Business Manager at ABN AMRO / RBS. In the last decade at the bank, he has created a number of influential cross-industry market groups for setting self-help regulatory bench-marks in areas such as Fraud, Anti-Money Laundering, Legal Intelligence, Records Management and other areas of Investment Banking. He joined HP Autonomy in March 2010 to provide a client perspective on the issues and potential software solutions especially in relation to unstructured data. While his main focus is on corporate governance, risk management and defensibility, he also addresses requirements ranging from business analytics and records management through to social media governance and market optimisation Contacts: E-mail: kemp@hp.com Telephone: +44- (0)-7867-558-680 Office : 88 Wood Street London EC2V 7QT

Company

HP Autonomy

HP Autonomy Founded in 1996, HP Autonomy is an unstructured data information governance specialist within the Software division of Hewlett-Packard since 2011. Its market-leading algorithmic approach to multi-channel, multi-lingual, multi-format data enables collation, indexing and conceptual analytics of high volume complex data. It enables all types of industries and government to manage Big Data for example in terms of: • Information analytics, trend prediction and the monetisation of valuable data flowing through organisations • Due diligence and on-boarding of new clients or market counter-parties • Records management and automated application of deletion policies • Corporate Governance surveillance and enforcement of corporate, regulatory and legal policies • Defensibility against commercial litigation as well as criminal and regulatory investigation at speed with delivery of privilege protected documentation and early case assessment • Optimisation of customer data to discover sentiment, demand, and issues arising from social media.

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