Crayon adds colour to Microsoft around GDPR
Microsoft partner is billing its new GDPR Governance Service as a 'comprehensive GDPR management and risk mitigation solution'
Microsoft partner Crayon has added GDPR compliance services to its repertoire, claiming it is a natural extension to its heritage in software asset management (SAM). At Microsoft's Inspire partner event...
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