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FTI Consulting | Can Data Privacy Be Used as a Competitive Advantage?

The ambiguity around protecting data and regulatory compliance creates a tension for companies that they must navigate to stay competitive. The way personal data is collected and used by companies today has gone from a novel strategy to a business imperative. A company’s success — or demise — can depend on the kinds of data it maintains and how it utilizes this trove in all aspects of its operations. As data and data privacy evolve into valuable assets for businesses and...
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Grassi | Introducing our newest NJ team members

Grassi is pleased to announce that Gramkow, Carnevale, Seifert, & Co., LLC has joined the Grassi family. This addition will more than double the number of Grassi partners and professionals serving clients and business partners out of our New Jersey office. Oradell-based Gramkow, Carnevale, Seifert & Co., LLC has a rich 37-year history of offering advisory, tax, audit, accounting and payroll services to family-owned and privately held businesses. Their professionals also meet a wide range of tax, estate planning, concierge...
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MJV | Edge AI: discover the new limits of Artificial Intelligence

If you follow our blog, you’ve probably heard of the term Edge Computing. Now, let’s present a similar concept, but related to Artificial Intelligence: Edge AI. Ten years ago, we would not imagine that Artificial Intelligence would be at today’s levels. Now, it is part of industries and even devices for customer service. The time has come to take a step forward. The new frontier is Edge AI. In today’s post, you will understand what this concept is and why you...
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Thompson Hine | DOL Issues Much-Anticipated Retirement Plan Cybersecurity Guidance

On April 14, 2021, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued guidance regarding retirement plan cybersecurity in the form of best practices for retirement plan service providers, best practices for the selection of service providers with strong cybersecurity practices, and online security tips for participants. While the DOL stopped short of providing any analysis or discussion of the standards that plan fiduciaries must satisfy and did not provide any safe harbor relief to retirement plans, the guidance is a welcome...
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EACCNY “Post-Pandemic Labor Law” Series | COVID-19 Vaccination in the EU and the U.S.: The Employer Perspective

With the help of our members, we are creating a Thought-Leadership series on the impact of COVID-19 on Labor & Employment from the perspective of both sides of the Atlantic. Today, we present Jessica X. Rothenberg, Associate at TROUTMAN PEPPER LLP in New York, NY, along with Dr. Tobias Polloczek, Partner & Dr. Justus Redeker, Associate both at CMS HASCHE SIGLE in Frankfurt, Germany, who will address “COVID-19 Vaccination in the EU and the U.S.: The Employer Perspective.” | As COVID-19...
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EACCNY “Post-Pandemic Labor Law” Series | What will the New Normal look like for Employees and Employers?

With the help of our members, we are creating a Thought-Leadership series on the impact of COVID-19 on Labor & Employment from the perspective of both sides of the Atlantic. Today, we present Lena Beck Rørvig, Founder & CEO of BECK GLOBAL CONSULTING, along with Len Adams, Founder & CEO of ACG RESOURCES, who will address: “What will the New Normal look like for Employees and Employers?”. | We will hopefully see the light at the end of the covid tunnel...
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FICPI | How IP Protection Builds Value & Growth for Small Businesses

Recognizing World IP Day, April 26th Most people associate the invention of the sewing machine with Isaac Singer and the Singer Corporation. In fact, an inventor named Elias Howe originally patented the design in 1846. Howe sued Singer in long running litigation which was eventually settled with both men and their companies receiving royalties from sales. Ironically, neither Howe nor Singer created the first sewing machine. That man was Walter Hunt in 1843. Hunt decided not to patent his invention because he thought...
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Vulcan Insight | EU Commission announces strategy for funding the EU Recovery Fund

A month after the US Congress approved a record $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill to stimulate the US economy, the EU is taking the next step towards making its own post-COVID-19 Recovery Fund a reality. Last week, the European Commissioner for Budget and Administration, Johannes Hahn, presented the Commission’s strategy to financing the recovery plan for Europe. The NextGenerationEU Recovery Fund will provide hundreds of billions of euros in grants and low-interest loans to EU countries. In total, the Commission plans...

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