Dedicated GDPR content and website | DMA
DMA - Data and Marketing Association

Filter By

Show All
X
Start Contributing
My Contributions
X
X

Connect to

X

Dedicated GDPR content and website

06 Mar 2016

T6dd403f256a8-gdpr-icon_56dd403f255a4-74.jpg

Just before Christmas the EU Council and Parliament finally reached agreement on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The final text will likely be published in the EU Journal in May 2016.

In the meantime, it is being translated in to the many languages of the EU and thoroughly checked by a small army of Brussels lawyers. Once published in the EU Journal the official two year implementation period will begin.

Two years may feel like a long way off but given the scale of change in the GDPR, but it will fly by so there is no time to waste in taking steps to become compliant.

The time to act is now.

This area of the website will host everything GDPR including; articles, infographics, detailed compliance guidance, how best to prepare guides, events, webinars and much more, and you can find a link on the left hand navigation too.

Visit the DMA's dedicated GDPR website

Hear more from the DMA

Please login to comment.

Comments

Related Articles

Telemarketing - obsolete tactic or powerful strategic tool?

Telemarketing continues to hold a significant place in the marketing strategies of many businesses, despite a relentless wave of digital transformation. Contrary to common misconceptions, telemarketing is not an obsolete tactic.

Depositphotos_103113358_S (1).jpg

What are you trying to prove? The value of a proof of concept

A telemarketing programme involving hundreds of one-to-one conversations with customers and prospects is the perfect opportunity to perform a thorough proof of concept. It enables you to learn quickly and validate your approach in a systematic, transparent way, so you set off on a better track.

Depositphotos_667828676_S (1).jpg

DMA launches 10-point election manifesto following demise of DPDI

The DMA today is calling on the new government to make data, technology, and AI the foundation for innovation, growth, and improved productivity in the UK economy. The new government must improve economic productivity by enabling organisations to attract new customers and retain existing customers, while making the UK a more attractive place for the research, development, and deployment of AI technology. The DMA today calls on the new government to reform data protection legislation and skills development with a 10-point manifesto to drive growth and innovation across the economy and in public services.
DMA launches 10-point manifesto following demise of DPDI 1.png

DMA's response to House of Lords inquiry on data adequacy

The DMA has submitted written evidence to the House of Lords' European Affairs Committee's inquiry into data adequacy which was granted to the UK by the European Commission post-Brexit.

DMA response to House of Lords inquiry on data adequacy.png

Expand

Copyright DMA 2024 © All Rights Reserved