Executive Update

Surviving Compliance: What Would Darwin Do?

Posted January 21, 2009 | Leadership | Leadership |

Headlines in just about every city right now are about economic meltdown. While the economy still deserves top billing, the backstory to those headlines is about IT. The proposed solution to the meltdown is more standardization and regulation, forcing companies, organizations, and government to evolve their IT in a stressful situation. What would Darwin do? How did land-living animals evolve from fish? The transformation required in many companies is no less than the transformation from the fins of fish to the arms and legs of human ancestors.

About The Author
Cindy Mason
Cindy Mason, PhD, is a Research Associate at Stanford University and former CTO and Chief Architect of a financial services company in Woodside, California, USA. Dr. Mason has extensive experience working with compliance automation technologies in a variety of government and corporate settings involving extreme data analysis for structured, unstructured, and sensed data. She has worked with a variety of Fortune 50 and Fortune 500 companies and… Read More
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