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Jul 1, 2024 | 
hospitalitynet.org | Matt Schwartz
Matt Schwartz, CTO of Sage Hospitality Group, underscores the importance of foundational pillars in the ever-evolving field of IT, drawing a parallel to the enduring structures of ancient Greece. Upon joining Sage in 2015, Schwartz established five key strategic pillars that guided Schwartz's IT strategy, enduring through various technological trends.
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Dec 20, 2023 | 
innovation.consumerreports.org | Matt Schwartz |Ginny Fahs |Yael Grauer |Tara Claesgens
December 20, 2023 What to Know about California’s Proposed Rules for Automated Decision-making Tech If your grocery store is using cameras to track you around the produce section, should you have the right to opt-out? If a company is running emotion-detection software on your video job interview, should you have the right to know? The draft rules are an innovative effort to protect consumers, as algorithmic decision-making tools and profiling technology play a growing role in our lives.
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Nov 18, 2023 | 
marinij.com | Matt Schwartz
Californians are more aware than most when it comes to the privacy problems linked to tech giants headquartered in their backyard like Apple, Google, Meta and TikTok. However, lurking in the shadows is the overlooked data broker industry, which has become a multibillion-dollar business, primarily fueled by the collection and sale of everyone’s personal data.
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Nov 3, 2023 | 
desertsun.com | Matt Schwartz
Californians are more aware than most when it comes to the privacy problems linked to tech giants headquartered in their backyard like Apple, Google, Meta and TikTok. However, lurking in the shadows is the overlooked data broker industry, which has become a multibillion-dollar business, primarily fueled by the collection and sale of your personal data.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
ivpressonline.com | Matt Schwartz
Los californianos son más conscientes que la mayoría de los problemas de privacidad relacionados con los gigantes tecnológicos con sede en su patio trasero, como Apple, Google, Meta y TikTok. Sin embargo, acecha en las sombras la industria del broker de datos, que se ha pasado por alto y se ha convertido en un negocio multimillonario, impulsado principalmente por la recopilación y venta de sus datos personales.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
mercurynews.com | Matt Schwartz
Californians are more aware than most when it comes to the privacy problems linked to tech giants headquartered in their backyard like Apple, Google, Meta and TikTok. However, lurking in the shadows is the overlooked data broker industry, which has become a multibillion-dollar business, primarily fueled by the collection and sale of your personal data.
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Oct 27, 2023 | 
davisenterprise.com | Matt Schwartz
When the California Legislature cannonballed into the privacy conversation in 2018 by passing the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, it created a wave that continues to crest to this day. California’s bold leap, coupled with continued inaction by Congress, has encouraged more and more states to take up the cause on their own, with baseline privacy rights extended to more than 100 million Americans through comprehensive state laws. The wave shows no signs of slowing either.
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Oct 26, 2023 | 
woodbridgetownnews.com | Matt Schwartz
First Selectman candidate Mica Cardoza has listed several good ideas for Woodbridge in his campaign literature. My question is: why didn’t he deliver – or at least actively push for any of those ideas - during the four years he was Deputy First Selectman? He has been using his prior position to promote his candidacy, but when he had the job, he delivered none of the initiatives he now promotes.
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Jun 18, 2023 | 
hospitalitynet.org | Matt Schwartz
In his article, Sage's Matt Schwartz explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the travel industry. It highlights that while AI will change how people travel, it will not alter the fundamental reasons why people travel, which are to create lasting memories, enjoy unique experiences, and spend time with loved ones. The synopsis acknowledges the potential for AI to enhance travel through advancements like auto-pilot and carbon-friendly transportation.
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Jun 8, 2023 | 
warricknews.com | Matt Schwartz
Despite Congress’ failure to enact a national privacy law, several states have implemented their own privacy rules. Just this year, five states — including Indiana — have enacted their own law. Nonetheless, it is important to note that not all of these state-level laws effectively uphold individuals’ privacy rights. Regrettably, the Hoosier state’s recently-passed privacy law is among those.
