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Big Data’s Big Trust Problem
Despite all the chatter about big data, distrust of the concept still lingers for executives in multiple contexts.…
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States to Watch for Data Privacy and Protection Laws
States like California, Hawaii, and Washington have passed or proposed new laws that provide their citizens with greater…
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Global Spotlight: Getting Facts Right Worldwide
A new group is using the hive mind to stop misinformation’s spread.
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Getting Facts Right Worldwide
These Days, “Fake News” is often at the top of the news. But not all fake news—when it actually is fake—is…
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Expense Reports Are Evolving, But Are Organizations?
While technologies like artificial intelligence could make it easier to pinpoint instances of expense-report fraud, many organizations haven’t…
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In Wake of Admissions Scandal, College Consultants Group Steps Up
After the FBI exposed college admissions cheats, the Independent Educational Consultants Association helped members stay ahead of any…
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New University Collaboration Aims to Support Civic-Minded Tech
The 21-member-strong Public Interest Technology University Network, backed by a trio of large nonprofits and a number of…
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Is Your Cloud Service Properly Configured?
A new report regarding Box, one of the most widely used corporate cloud-sharing tools, highlights what could happen…
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What Recent Changes to the CAE Say About Leadership
An ethics track and a lowered experience requirement recognize the standard-bearing role associations play—and leaders' urge to grasp…
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Limousine Association Strengthens “Bill of Rights” for Riders
In an effort to maintain the industry’s high standards in the age of Uber, the National Limousine Association…
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Proposed Mugshot Rule Pits Privacy Against the Public’s Right to Know
A proposed New York state law that would bar the public release of mugshots to prevent their exploitation…
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Turn Better Data Security Into a Strategic Advantage
In the age of personalization, how much is too much? Giving your members more control over their privacy—and…
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Why A State Construction Group Gave Legislators a Drug Test
The West Virginia State Building and Construction Trades Council got more than two dozen state legislators to voluntarily…
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5 Lobbying Compliance Tips for 2019
With many newly elected members of Congress, governors, and state legislators taking office, 2019 is sure to be a…
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Four Ethics Guidelines for Leadership Transitions
You’re an association executive director, and you’ve decided to take a new job—or maybe you’ve decided to retire.…
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The Future of Artificial Intelligence: What the Researchers Say
A recent flurry of studies on the topic of artificial intelligence keeps an eye on the bigger picture…
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Beyond GDPR: Where Data Privacy Compliance Goes Next
A 2018 defined in the IT department by lots of chatter about GDPR compliance helped create an important…
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Editor’s Note: Doing the Hard Thing
Making difficult decisions comes with the territory of leadership—as is doing the hard thing when the need arises.
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Good Counsel: Privacy Patchwork
In a data breach, you’ll need to determine which of 51 notification laws apply.
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Stay in Line With Federal Gift and Ethics Rules
Interacting with federal officials is a central component of most government affairs strategies. Whether you want to invite an…
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Good Counsel: Smart Giving
Use federal gift and ethics rules strategically to energize your lobbying efforts.
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IEEE Program Tackles Challenges of Ethics in Automation
The Ethics Certification Program for Autonomous and Intelligent Systems, announced by the IEEE Standards Association this week, will…
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Edelman Study: Consumers Weigh A Brand’s Principles As Much As Its Products
The latest edition of the public relations firm’s Earned Brand Study spoke to consumers who wanted to engage…
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How Associations Prove Professional Quality
Associations play a critical role in the formation of professions. The ASAE Foundation’s forthcoming Practice to Profession research…
