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Tehama qualifiée à l’Arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement SaaS pour accélérer l’adoption de l’IA au Gouv. Canadien
Tehama qualifiée à l’Arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement SaaS pour accélérer l’adoption de l’IA au Gouv.
5 Predictions for Cybersecurity and AI in 2024
Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2024. Read them in this 16th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. By Paul Vallée, Founder and CEO, Tehama Technologies The last four years and ongoing productivity gains have taught us a powerful lesson: businesses can thrive in fully remote or hybrid work setups.
Paul Vallée
Paul Vallée is a CIGI senior fellow and the founder and CEO of Tehama. Paul Vallée is a CIGI senior fellow and the founder and CEO of Tehama. Paul is a serial entrepreneur who has spent his career at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies that enable the exchange of work over the internet. In 1997, he founded Pythian, a data-centric services business with a focus on remote work.
5 Predictions for the Future of Work
Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2022. Read them in this 14th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. By Paul Vallée, founder and CEO, Tehama As the founder and CEO of Tehama, the sole mission of our business is to enable secure remote work. While 2021 continued to present enormous pandemic-related challenges, if there is anything we've learned in the past two years, it is that businesses can operate successfully in fully remote and hybrid work environments.
Council Post: Personal Data: Why Privacy Regulations Don’t Go Far Enough
Paul Vallée is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) and the founder and CEO of Tehama. getty We live in an age of heightened risk. Incidents of cybercrime are on the rise, and according to recent data from Statista, the number of data breaches in the U.S. has significantly risen from 662 in 2010 to over 1,000 in 2020.
The Colonial Pipeline Attack: World War III is Here
The attack has ended. After the rumored payment of a $5 million ransom, the DarkSide gang has disappeared. The Colonial Pipeline is flowing again, and the delivery of gasoline, jet fuel and natural gas has resumed. There’ll be no more late-night jokes about gas hoarders, and no more memes explaining why it’s not a good idea to store fuel in plastic shopping bags. Yes, things are back to normal.
What remote work will look like in 2021 : @VMblog
Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2021. Read them in this 13th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. By Paul Vallée, founder and CEO, Tehama As the founder and CEO of Tehama, the sole mission of our business is to enable secure remote work. 2020 has been a year of major learnings and frequent pivots for me and everyone at my company. But together, we've proved that businesses can operate successfully in a fully remote work environment.
4 Ways to Keep Company Data Secure During WFH
Military personnel talk about how dangerous life can be outside the wire. But what about your organization’s employees working from home—from outside the wall, as it were—during the coronavirus pandemic? Your employees probably aren’t in any sort of imminent physical danger while typing away from their home offices. But the same can’t necessarily be said for your data, which must negotiate an obstacle course of potential risk factors from unsecured personal devices to residential WiFi networks.
Trust and Data
Canada must build on its existing policy and legal framework to make it easier for organizations to prove they can be trusted to keep this sensitive information private and secure. This is a hypothetical scenario, but this kind of technology already exists, so these questions have real implications for Canada.
Vallée: Smart moves to stop Canada’s brain drain
Visitors look at a model of China's Tiangong-1 space station at the China Beijing International High-Tech Expo in Beijing, Saturday, June 10, 2017. Canadian high-tech companies, says Paul Vallée, have an opportunity to attract more foreign talent, and the government is making it easier. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) Mark Schiefelbein / CP In the history of Canada, there has rarely been a more compelling context and opportunity to attract brilliant international talent.
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