European Union’s GDPR will come into effect in less than a year and it’s time for reality check for companies dealing with personal data of customers. Manoj Shikarkhane, EVP and Global Head, Software Engineering Group at LTI, shares his thoughts on the key challenges around GDPR compliance and answers some relevant questions while undertaking this journey.
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