Part two of a blog by Gavin Ray, our CTO, looking at the fragility of personal data and how that affects its handling – read part one here Data integrity means that there is a chain of linked events from the point when you first fetch personal data, through all its movement, storage and processing, … Continue reading The importance of maintaining data integrity
In the first of a two-part blog, digi.me's CTO Gavin Ray explains why data needs to be handled with care It’s incredibly hard to put into words how colourful and fragile data is in the modern world. My best analogy is that it’s like a butterfly – your personal data has a shape and colour … Continue reading The fragility of data
The story of talent mapping: how we designed and structured our team to meet the particular challenges we faced. So, let's begin at the beginning: Challenge number 1: We needed something special, to build something that had never been done before. We needed to innovate, in our structure as well as product So we got … Continue reading How we designed and built the digi.me tech team
Data doesn’t just flow – it is processed, says digi.me's CTO Gavin Ray The world often appears to be based on simple facts, things that appear true and are never challenged. Sky is blue, grass is green and gravity points downwards, as some examples. Another truism is that “data is a little packet of something … Continue reading The secret life of data
In the first of this two-part series, our CTO Gavin Ray explained why security is key to absolutely everything we do at digi.me. Here, he looks at what happens when living life on the security edge gets bumpy... Even at Olympic level, you occasionally see 400m hurdles runners clip the hurdle as they fly past. … Continue reading Security is a fabric not a bolt-on Pt II: Clipping the hurdles…
In the first of a two-part series, our CTO Gavin Ray explains why security is key to everything we do at digi.me - and what that means in practice Security is the equal and opposite of the threat you face. It almost sounds too simplistic, but it really is true that the only purpose of … Continue reading Security is a fabric not a bolt-on
