The debate on the digital omnibus has only just begun. Companies should contribute their expertise to the ongoing process and strengthen their internal foundations – in other words, create better governance, clear processes and robust technical structures. After all, regulation always follows technical developments, and these are becoming faster, not simpler.
KPMG Law experts Jyn Schultze-Melling and Holger Schlüter report more on this.
“Companies can contribute their expertise in the ongoing process and help to ensure that the rules are technically feasible and legally viable.”
You can find the full article here.
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