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You need a lot of software to manage and track consent, plus the history of all interactions for audit purposes. GDRP forces usage of a CRM. Just like every c
by shadowtree 8y ago
You need a lot of software to manage and track consent, plus the history of all interactions for audit purposes.
GDRP forces usage of a CRM.
Just like every complication of tax law benefits HR Block, TurboTax, etc.
- DanBC 8y agoGDPR doesn't force consent. GDPR forces companies to think about the data they collect, and why they collect it, and what they do with it once they've got it. They should be doing that wherever they are, otherwise you end up with eg Equifax leaking details of 130million users.