IBM Comments to NIST on Privacy Framework
IBM’s Chief Privacy Officer Christina Montgomery submitted the following letter to Katie MacFarland of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIS) in support of the organization’s work to create a privacy framework.
Digital Elements of the US-Japan Trade Agreement are a Model for the World
Last week, I was honored to represent IBM as President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced a new U.S.-Japan trade agreement. Along with the agreements governing certain agricultural and industrial goods, both leaders committed to robust guidelines to promote and protect digital trade between the world’s largest and third-largest economies. We often rightly speak […]
Viewpoint: IBM’s Chief Privacy Officer on Priorities for a U.S Privacy Law
IBM Chief Privacy Officer Christina Montgomery outlines in a FoxBusiness.com OpEd priorities for national privacy legislation in the U.S.
Miracles on Four Feet
I’ve always been a “dog person,” but never knew anything about how service dogs are raised and trained, or realized how essential they are to the independence and well-being of the people who depend on them. Then my world got turned upside down.
IBM Welcomes US-Japan Trade Agreement
IBM today issued the following statement welcoming the US-Japan trade agreement:
Sustaining Corporate Environmental Leadership Every Day, Every Week, Every Year
As Climate Week begins today, environmental issues are more relevant than ever. IBM has been one of industry’s earliest and staunchest corporate environmental leaders, with environmental programs that extend over 50 years.
IBM Comments on France’s Digital Services Tax
IBM submitted the following letter to the U.S. Trade Representative regarding initiation of a Section 301 investigation into the government of France’s digital services tax.
IBM and NASA: Working Side-by-Side to Land on the Moon
This Saturday, July 20th, is the 50th anniversary of one of humanity’s greatest technological achievements: landing people on the Moon, and subsequently returning them safely to Earth.
A Precision Regulation Approach to Stopping Illegal Activities Online
A lot can change in a year. And sometimes, nothing does. In March 2018, just before our annual Congressional fly-in, IBM published a point of view about the impact that harmful online content could have in our society.