The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect on 25th May 2018. By this date, organisations holding personal data for their EU customers and employees must be able to demonstrate compliance with the new regulations. The aim of GDPR is to enable data subjects (the individuals whose data is held) to have more control […]
A large international bank was struggling to keep its global DevOps programme on track and realise the full range of benefits. The bank engaged Brickendon to help speed up the implementation of the programme and to ensure the organisation adopted agile and DevOps practices globally. Brickendon’s experienced DevOps specialists were able to successfully embed DevOps […]
What is Software Complexity? In software development, ‘complexity’ refers to the nature and number of interactions between entities within a system, rather than to the complexity of the task that the system performs. As a system is developed, it is likely that the number of entities will grow, and with this the number of interactions […]
Under the new European Market Infrastructure Regulations (EMIR) both counterparties involved in a trade are required to report their side of the transaction to a Trade Repository (TR). While financial counterparties and large organisations are able to meet these requirements themselves, smaller operations and individuals may not have the resources to invest in the necessary […]