The Transformative Technology and Data Strategy group presented its first ever Dentons Data Summit on June 6th, 2019.

This interactive session offered our audience with innovative, practical advice from businesses that have successfully embraced digital change. The event was well received with one client stating: 

“Timely and good breadth of topics and some very thought provoking information, examples and takeaways.”

Watch the webcast recording for each section, below. Want to learn more, please contact Kirsten Thompson for a free complimentary data assessment as a part of our Dentons Data Solution offering.

The regulation of data: Can companies keep up?

Changing privacy laws, the rise of non-personal data regulation, data localization as a trade issue, competition law implications of platforms and algorithms. How can companies keep up with everything?

Navigating AI from opportunities to risk

How does a company embrace the promise of AI while limiting its exposure to the risks this technology can present? Hear from those who have done it.

Blockchain: On the frontier of change

There was a time not long ago when blockchain was hyped as the answer to…well, everything. The hype is dying down and true value-added use cases and applications are emerging. Learn about what works and what does not, from organizations that have implemented the technology. This program is Part II in our Blockchain Series. Click here to view our last program.

The evolution of retail payments

The retail payments space is complex and rapidly-evolving, with recent changes to the Bank Act, a proposed retail payments oversight framework, and the rise of consumer-directed banking. Learn about the current state of that landscape and how companies are shifting priorities to circumvent risk.

Driving change for smart cities

Smart cities hold enormous promise while also raising legal and other concerns. Hear from lawyers who are helping their clients build these communities and how businesses can benefit from integrating into the ecosystem and the risks this may present. 

Roundup of the top cases

Digital transformation is a fast-moving area, and no event would be complete without a review of recent key cases. Find out what the issues are, and where the law is heading.

CPD/CLE accreditation

LSO: This program is eligible for 3.5 substantive hours required by the Law Society of Ontario.
LSBC: This session is registered 3.5 hours of CPD credit with the Law Society of British Columbia.

Seminar materials

Download a copy of top cases review 

Download a copy of additional reference materials

Questions

Please contact Carla Vasquez, Events Manager, at carla.vasquez@dentons.com or +1 416 361 2377.

Dentons Canada LLP is committed to accessibility for persons with disabilities. Please contact us at toronto.events@dentons.com in advance of the event if you have any particular accommodation requirements. We will work with you to make appropriate arrangements.