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Compliance is only the beginning of a responsible data collection policy

For us networking specialists, the work sequence of the typical project goes something like this: assess the current environment, determine how the network is to be used and what for, map it out, procure products, and execute the solution. Most of the time, this is the process broken down in the simplest of terms. After all, the majority of Compugen customers are corporate offices and retail or industrial operations – most of the good brands we work with would fall somewhere within that spectrum.

For years now, there has been an ongoing concerted effort at Compugen toward realizing our vision of unified services. By that, I mean being able to offer a breadth of skill and depth of expertise, seamlessly leveraging those strengths to support our customers along their IT journey. It’s about providing a consistent feel so that the client recognizes a familiar model every step of the way, from initial onboarding and operations management to reporting and billing and adding new services.

As business leaders allow for technology preference among employees, they also help create a healthier, more robust organization. Are you benefiting from the power of choice?