datasharing

Darshan Kulkarni discusses the FDA's IT strategy for 2024 to 2027. The FDA aims to create a unified FDA ecosystem, promote cross-functional collaboration, and foster a more integrated organizational culture. Key goals include 
strengthening IT infrastructure, 
modernizing enterprise services, and 
optimizing the IT services portfolio for stable, resilient, and adaptive solutions aligned with mission needs. 
The FDA emphasizes the importance of sharing data to drive efficiency, excellence, and public health innovation. Additionally, the strategy involves adopting artificial intelligence and staying proactive in identifying opportunities and risks related to emerging technologies.

Balancing data governance with business needs can be an intricate task.

In this episode, Nektarios Notis discusses with Mr. Nick Stamos, Founder, and CEO of eShare USA, about cybersecurity and how to eliminate data redundancy during the data sharing process. 
Tune in and get ready to be inspired by the entrepreneurial journey of Nick Stamos, as well as the incredible work his team is doing. 

Nick Stamos, having more than 20 years of experience, shares the inspiration, the challenges faced, and his vision for the future of digital asset sharing.

eShare helps companies share files & collaborate securely between customers, partners, and supply chains with Microsoft 365 and Google Workplace productivity suites.

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As the desire to build an anti-financial crime network grows, the question arises: how can we get our hands on the most comprehensive and accurate data? When it comes to collaborative financial crime fighting and fraud prevention, the concept of data sharing may seem obvious on the surface. However, delicately balancing regulatory complexities and privacy concerns, can require shifting an entire compliance culture paradigm.

In this episode of KYC Decoded, we are joined by experts Taavi Tamkivi, founder and CEO of regtech firm, Salv, and Sverker Tornhagen, Moody’s Analytics KYC Financial Crimes Industry Practice Lead. Listen along to a thought-provoking conversation highlighting topics including:

• Risks vs. benefits of data sharing
• The technology and infrastructure needed to support effective data sharing
• How teams benefit from successful data sharing

If you want to take a more active approach to fighting financial crime in your organization, here are some helpful resources mentioned in the episode to help you get started:

• KYC Decoded episode, KYC Officer of the future
• KYC Decoded episode, What’s wrong with AML?
• Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumphby Ryan Holiday
• Financial Action Task Force ‘Partnering in the Fight Against Financial Crime: Data Protection, Technology and Private Sector Information Sharing’ report
• RUSI Future of Financial Intelligence Sharing ‘Lessons in Private-Financial Information Sharing to Detect and Disrupt Crime’ paper
• Basel Institute on Governance
• SALV blog
• Transactie Monitoring Nederland (TMNL)
• Monetary Authority of Singapore’s COSMIC digital platform
• Cifas

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As companies sit on mountains of data, the insights and value generated are reaching new heights for most. But the next level is to take advantage of this private data and monetise it to service clients, partners and customers.

Data monetisation is the perfect next step for an organisation to generate substantial insights and new revenue streams. But this comes at the cost of implementation and requires strong leadership to make such an endeavour successful.

In this episode, Christian & Marc invite Alex, who has a strong track record of advising companies to monetise their data.

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