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The agenda is the following: 1.   The report of the Board of Directors on the activities of the company during the past year. 2.   Presentation and adoption of the audited Annual Report. 3.   The board of directors proposal for the distribution of profits or losses as recorded in the Annual Report adopted by the Annual General Meeting. 4.   Presentation and adoption of the Remuneration Report. 5.   Election of members to the Board of Directors, including Chairman and Vice Chairman of ...

Geospatial data policy eases business of map making February 19, 2021 × The government’s decision to liberalise its geospatial data policy earlier this week has been welcomed by academics and entrepreneurs alike as this would bring immense value to general public, help enterprises develop innovative products and make governance more transparent and hassle-free. “Surveying and mapping is so critical to decision-making, planning, infrastructure, logistics and to services with 80 per cent o...

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Facebook is tracking your activity even when youre not on its app or website Heres how you can turn it off and check other privacy features on other apps and services and last updated 2021-01-31 20:50:49-05 Tech companies are becoming more transparent about how theyre collecting your data and what its being used for. This comes as Facebook admits its been tracking what you do outside of its app and website. "Off-Facebook Activity" includes information that businesses and organizations send back...

World Economic Forum (WEF) Includes Cryptocurrencies on Davos Agenda Jan 25 2021 · 11:14 UTC | Updated Jan 25 2021 · 14:43 by Ibukun Ogundare · 3 min read Photo: World Economic Forum / Flickr Share this article You have successfully joined our subscriber list. As digital currencies begin to gain more recognition in the global financial market, the WEF is focusing more on blockchain technology and the crypto space at large. The World Economic Forum (WEF) has included cryptocurrencies on ...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The Department of Space of the Indian government released a draft Space Remote Sensing Policy 2020 and Norms, Guidelines and Procedures to implement the Space RS Policy 2020 in November 2020. This blogpost discusses our comments to this draft policy, which we have also submitted to the Department of Space . Introduction: In November 2020, The Department of Space of the Indian government rele...

Dawex Joins The European GAIA-X Initiative After joining the select group of international companies that will define the global standards for data governance with the World Economic Forum, Dawex is now contributing to create a federated data infrastructure for Europe. Dawex, the leading data exchange technology company, joins GAIA-X, the European federated data infrastructure. This European initiative aims to develop common requirements for a European data infrastructure, connecting infras...

Working in east africa when it comes to skilled labor. and so full our team is its generally made up of east africa we tend to collapse out the east african community and most of us have killed through engine from cyber security data center and from mit kind of came alone and currently kind of you melanies based in rwanda and their training and focusing on data science and also the skills that for for the region and the training mostly the africans in africa to make sure that we thought on probl...

Welcome to the weekend. im christi paul. >> and im martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> late last night, president trump with a new explanation. >> the security cuts created in the 70s could actually cost more money than they save. panels do things like advise onning whiches and data policy and drones and motorcycle safety. now, president trump is ordering agencies to cut their expert panels by a third. and experts say driving government agencies, or depriving them, rather, of access to ex...

Up with you on anything about the specific past stats that would be interesting. >> i was going to assume that sitting here today you have no idea and if im wrong on that, youre telling me, i think, that youre able to supply those figures to us, at least as of this point. >> mr. chairman, i will have my team follow up with you on what information we have. >> okay, but right now you have no certainty of how much of that is going on, right? okay. facebook collects massive amounts of data from cons...