Following on from the story of the Iron Mountain rebranding, our host Sue Trombley, Managing Director of Thought Leadership is joined by András Szakonyi, Iron Mountain’s Senior Vice President of EMEA business to share more about what it means for the customers, employees and overall business in Europe, Middle East and Africa; and how it reflects Iron Mountain of 2021 and beyond.

Managing change is a challenge in the best of times, but now, even managing change has changed. This year has turned everything upside down -  the way we work, communicate, operate, access and share information, and think about the future of business. 

Change really focuses on three elements - people, process and technology. In this 30 minute discussion, we will focus specifically on the people side. Our speakers, Jenny Baynes, a Smarter Working business Change Lead at the Cabinet Office, and Wayne Rogers, Vice President, Global Safety, Risk & Security, at Iron Mountain, will share their best practices on remote people management and data-driven decision making.

For years businesses have been focusing on efficiency but the recent global crisis has proven that resilience is where we should focus.The COVID-19 pandemic has created a need to shift perceptions on developing business strategy, and uncovered gaps and imperfections in current resiliency plans. How can we be prepared for the potential second wave and other crises in the future? What new regulations could impose resilience-thinking? Can operational resilience help with managing risk? And what immediate steps can an organisation take to become more resilient and return safely to the office?

In this 30 minute discussion Sue Trombley tackles these questions with our EMEA business leaders - Phil Shepley and John Wegman. They will share their insights, best practice and actionable tips to take into your next planning meeting.

In part two of our conversation on managing and protecting COVID-19 data, our host Sue Trombley, talks with Iron Mountain's Kelly Matoney about a potential new retention rule that would require keeping COVID-19 records and data for the life of crisis.  Kelly also talks about the various guidance that federal agencies have provided around what to do and how to do it when it comes to disclosing and safeguarding personal data during a pandemic outbreak. 

In part one of our interview on privacy considerations for managing COVID data,  our host Sue Trombley, Managing Director of Thought Leadership at Iron Mountain talks to Kelly Matoney, Principal, Information Governance & Digital Solutions Professional Service at Iron Mountain, about what businesses need to understand in regards to their legal obligations and risk when collecting personal COVID data.