Kon Leong, CEO and Co-Founder at ZL Technologies

CEO and Co-Founder at ZL Technologies

Kon Leong is CEO/Co-founder of ZL Technologies. For two decades, he has been immersed in large-scale information technologies to solve “big data” issues for enterprises. His focus for the last 14+ years has been on massively scalable archiving technology to solve records management and eDiscovery challenges for the government and private sectors. He speaks frequently at records management and eDiscovery conferences on cutting edge trends and solutions. A serial entrepreneur, Mr. Leong earned a BS degree from Loyola (Concordia U) and an MBA from Wharton (U of Penn).

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Data Privacy Insights

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Data Privacy Insights

Data Privacy and Technology: Key Issues Missing from the Center Stage of Politics

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Data privacy and technology are still missing political attention despite the petabytes of personal information collected by organizations every day and the rapid change in information technology.

Privacy and Analytics in the Digital Workplace: Nothing Personal, Just Business

Data Privacy and Technology: Key Issues Missing from the Center Stage of Politics

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