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On October first 2011, Thomas Goossens and Marco van Sterkenburg embarked on the Drillster journey together. And what a journey it has been. We learned a lot, met many inspiring people, developed continuously, and became stronger. They started with the two of them, and now we share a big office space in Utrecht with many talented colleagues from all over the world.
When Drillster saw the light of day in 2011, Robert Weaver was the first to invest in the company. Marco, Thomas and Robert had a shared history at Bibit, a payment services provider. When Bibit was acquired by The Royal Bank of Scotland, the Drillster story as we know it today began.
We spoke with Léni Maroglou, Head of development of the Digital Professional Training department at Nouvelles Donnes and friend of Drillster.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force a few years ago with the aim of creating appropriate regulations for the digital age we live in. Often, implementing the regulation leads to real headaches. Nevertheless, it's important to emphasize and consider all the benefits it brings to companies. This way, it's not just about mere compliance with the regulation, but actually trying to implement it in the best possible way. That's why, in this article, we explain why your company should comply with GDPR and how it can achieve this.
Adaptive learning. Everyone wants it, but few truly offer it.
Original article on Nationale Onderwijsgids
