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Overcoming Compliance Risks as the Metaverse Promises New Revenue Streams
The pressure is on ethics and compliance officers to identify and manage the risks associated with any emerging technology. Their new task is to ensure their companies bring to the metaverse the same level of commitment and ethical behavior they embrace in their "real world" operations. In this article, we address some of the risks compliance officers and corporate leaders must take into account as they venture into a virtual reality environment.Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Existing Technology?
Between rate hikes, a looming recession, and continued uncertainty, corporate legal departments need to be looking internally to maximize their existing tech stacks, which might already have the legal ops technology they need, even if they'd don't currently realize it.More Companies Ditching Piecemeal Approach to Managing Mushrooming Third-Party Risks
"Modern organizations are using more third parties than ever before, and they're taking on more risk than ever before in this ecosystem," Gartner's Chris Matlock said.Managing Disruption Sucking Up More Legal Department Resources
"Understanding how their organization is exposed to new regulations, and how to evaluate potential disruptions will be critical for all organizations in the coming years," said Raashi Rastogi, director of research in Gartner's Legal Risk and Compliance Practice.The Danger Lurking in Dark Data and the Importance of Strong Information Governance
Today's organizations posssess massive volumes of unstructured data. Shining a light on it is the only way to transform that data into opportunity, rather than risk.DSPM: The Key to an Effective Data Governance Strategy
With more organizations in the cloud than ever and data breaches on the rise, IT leaders need to develop an effective data governance strategy, enhanced by data security posture management.How Legal Departments Can Build a Digital Foundation for 2023
Legal departments are failing to adopt relatively proven, fast maturing technologies that will provide the most established benefits, with some well-established technologies still having adoption rates of less than 50%, according to Gartner data.Selling the Dream: 3 Trends That Will Impact In-House Legal in 2023
To succeed in the coming year, GCs and senior in-house leaders will need to focus on the adoption of legal tech, the increasing importance of legal operations, and how legal teams must help the organization during an economic downturn.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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