Speaking as an eng for MSFT, across multiple orgs, GDPR is certainly taken very seriously here.(Probably safe for me to say given [1]) I would expect the big p

Speaking as an eng for MSFT, across multiple orgs, GDPR is certainly taken very seriously here.(Probably safe for me to say given [1]) I would expect the big players will all follow through as a CYA because they'd be the first to be made an example of. I think a sister post's comment on lack of sales was probably accurate, since my above reasoning likely doesn't apply to "most small companies" and the effort to comply properly is certainly not negligible, even if you've already assessed the changes that need to be made (frankly that seems like it might be the easy part if you can leverage someone with background on the nitty gritty of the legislation). It will be "interesting" to see how this pans out. [1]https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/TrustCenter/Privacy/gdpr/default.aspx https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/TrustCenter/Privacy/gdpr/def...