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  CMS expert guide to 5G regulation and law The  2021 edition  of the  CMS expert guide to 5G regulation and law  study includes summaries of some of the key 5G-related regulatory positions underway in over 30 markets. It covers new topics such as  network sharing  and equipment providers’ limited access to selected geographical markets owing to alleged  cyber-security  matters. At the start of a New Year, most people agree that  5G  will change our lives for the better. Unlike earlier mobile generations, 5G will not only mark a radical change in the way we communicate (low latency, substantive growth in system capacity, ultra-high reliability and gigabit speeds), but drive a fundamental shift in the way we live. Through its significantly improved performance characteristics, 5G is the first mobile technology truly able to extend the reach of broadband wireless services. With the GSMA foreseeing 25 billion connected devices by 2025,...

January 12, 2021 ARE TENANT - LANDLORD DISPUTES ARBITRABLE? SUPREME COURT OF INDIA OVERTURNS ITS OWN JUDGMENT Leased properties exempted under rent control legislations would be governed by Transfer of Property Act; Landlord-tenancy disputes governed by Transfer of Property Act are arbitrable; Arbitrators can grant reliefs provided under landlord-tenancy provisions of the Transfer of Property Act; Landlord-tenancy disputes governed by special rent control legislations continue to be non-arbitrable; Are disputes between landlords and tenants arbitrable under Indian law? If yes, are all types of disputes arbitrable? Can arbitration clauses in lease agreements be enforced? After significant confusion and long-standing disputes around the arbitrability of tenancy matters, it may now be possible to answer some of these questions. In two judgments passed within a month,  Suresh Shah v. Hipad Technology India Private Limited 1   (“ Suresh Shah ”) and  Vidya Drolia & Ors. v. ...

 Data Mapping – Why It Is Important and How to Do It Revision Date: September 20, 2018 A Forrester report1 of 150 data security professionals published in January 2017: 76% believe their organization has a “mature or very mature” data security strategy, yet “most companies struggle to encrypt data, audit it for abuse, enforce a strict least privilege model, classify it, and even understand where it’s located” be it on premises, at third parties or in the cloud. If you don’t know where your data is, how can you protect it? https://media-exp1.licdn.com/dms/document/C512DAQGmBQ_eIBmGYg/profile-treasury-document-pdf-analyzed/0/1583598622855?e=1609934400&v=beta&t=GiNhTA_-8mjkuIrbry4vXjxFtYEvY8BWGm2tfFjztsw

Why Big Data Needs Thick Data Tricia Wang Follow Jan 20, 2016  · 13 Originally published on May 13, 2013 for  Ethnography Matters , I’m republishing the post for the launch of the  new Ethnography Matters Medium channel . I’ve updated the article with a case study from my time at Nokia where I witnessed their over-dependence on quantitative data. I’m continuously blown away by how much my original post in 2013 sparked a discussion about the integration of Thick Data and Big Data. Since then, I have talked about this topic with  EPIC conference ,  Republica  and  Strata . I also gave a  TED talk  targeted for business leaders. Just last year,  Word Spy created an entry of Thick Data,  referencing my original post as the resurgence of the term. My goal is to create more opportunities to feature people who are doing this kind of integrative work inside organizations. Please reach out if this kind of work is up your alley. You can ...