FutureIoT QuickTakes: State of IoT regulation
Allan Tan
January 9, 2020
Anne Petterd, principal at Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow, describes the state [or lack] of IoT regulation in
Anne Petterd, principal at Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow, describes the state [or lack] of IoT regulation in
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“Lack of regulation and unified standards aside, it is important for businesses to put themselves in the shoes of regulators