How to ensure authorised access to sensitive information
If we look at the systems used to manage data sharing today, they tend to fall into two categories – file based, one-way sharing (i.e. I send you an Excel spreadsheet) and API based sharing (you call my system to update me). The first of these is a security nightmare; the second doesn’t always reflect…
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Life Enhancing Data
Half of all Americans have one or more chronic conditions — heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, arthritis and asthma, to name a few. Many chronic conditions arise from unhealthy lifestyles that include the usual suspects: poor diet, little or no exercise, and stress. These conditions account for the majority of deaths in the United States,…
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GDPR, Brexit and What the Future Holds for Data Privacy
It’s now been a year since the introduction of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR for short, a defining law on data protection and privacy for individuals within the European Union, and the sharing of personal data outside of the EU. Yet, not long before these ground-breaking regulations came into effect the British…
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Gospel Technology Lands in San Francisco
A new year, a new city! After the announcement of Salesforce Ventures’ investment in Gospel Technology last September, their first-ever investment in distributed ledger technology, Gospel Technology knew an expansion to the West Coast was on the horizon. This would allow them to leverage the opportunity to expand on the vision of advancing enterprise data sharing…
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Trust is the future of seamless travel
Last week Gospel Technology attended the IBM Maximo Airport Summit at London’s Heathrow. Although in its ninth year, this was Gospel’s first time. Matt Eldrett gives his thoughts on what was a fascinating insight into the current and future landscape of aviation ecosystems. Maximo is an Enterprise Asset Management software solution originally developed by Project Software…
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What can Gospel do to limit the damage of the insider threat?
Last week the UK high court confirmed that Wm Morrisons, the large grocery retailer, was “vicariously liable” for the actions of a former employee who maliciously shared his (now former) colleagues’ details onto the internet, including names, home addresses and salaries. How could technology like Gospel’s help limit the criminal actions of people who deal…
MoreTrust: The future needs you to challenge the cause not its effect
This is the first in a series of posts challenging the approaches that many organisations are having to implement in order to maintain the highest levels of data security, management and privacy. We put it to organisations that to build a strong relationship of trust between organisations and their customers, it is time for organisations…
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The Quiet Revolution of Blockchain in the Enterprise
New technology doesn’t have to be disruptive. Anna Bennett looks at how Gospel Technology is developing blockchain solutions that can integrate and work alongside legacy data management and security systems improving trust and collaboration throughout the enterprise. Technology, especially the new stuff, is often seen as disruptive. And to be fair, it can be.…
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New horizons – discovering the “other side” of data control
Gospel Technology’s newest recruit, Matthew Eldrett, gives his thoughts on joining a fast growing company in a fast growing market. Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to work for some of the best companies and leading vendors. I cut my teeth in reseller land learning about CRM and MIS, Financials and Supply Chains,…
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