Keith Laska's guest appearances

Keith Laska

Innovation in Compliance with Tom Fox

The Walden Pond

Alan Gibson

Peter Grossman

Jordan Domash

Simon Sinek

John Lee Dumas

Jeff Grant

Josh Elledge

Marcus Aurelius

Amy Edmondson

Chris Krimitsos

Stacey Hanke

Gleb Tsipursky

Robert Cialdini

James Green

Erin Meyer

OwlTail

Keith Laska is the CEO of Hanzo, co-founder and partner of EUX, and an advisor at Lilt. He joins Vince Walden to discuss Hanzo’s approach to cloud computing enterprise communications.Hanzo is dedicated to helping legal and compliance teams save billions of dollars in litigation costs by supplying them with critical applications to regain control of their corporate data. They offer legal hold software for companies struggling with enterprise collaboration tools. Their mission is to make the complex simple when it comes to managing dynamic data. Collaboration tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams are challenging for legal and compliance teams to perform audit trails related to communication, due to their complex and unstructured nature. Emails, on the other hand, have clear and direct pathways of communication. Applications that enable work-from-home environments are being adopted at an aggressive pace, so much so that the CEO of Slack has publicly stated that the pandemic has accelerated the anticipated evolution from emails to messaging apps by at least 18 months. Keith predicts that 30-40% of the working US population will be working remotely post-COVID, a huge jump from the previous 18%. Additionally, he believes that over the next few years, companies will be able to proactively identify problems before they occur, transforming data management into insight management. ResourcesKeith Laska on LinkedIn | TwitterHanzo.co

Keith Laska is the CEO of Hanzo, co-founder and partner of EUX, and an advisor at Lilt. He joins Vince Walden to discuss Hanzo’s approach to cloud computing enterprise communications. Hanzo is dedicated to helping legal and compliance teams save billions of dollars in litigation costs by supplying them with critical applications to regain control of their corporate data. They offer legal hold software for companies struggling with enterprise collaboration tools. Their mission is to make the complex simple when it comes to managing dynamic data. Collaboration tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams are challenging for legal and compliance teams to perform audit trails related to communication, due to their complex and unstructured nature. Emails, on the other hand, have clear and direct pathways of communication.  Applications that enable work-from-home environments are being adopted at an aggressive pace, so much so that the CEO of Slack has publicly stated that the pandemic has accelerated the anticipated evolution from emails to messaging apps by at least 18 months. Keith predicts that 30-40% of the working US population will be working remotely post-COVID, a huge jump from the previous 18%. Additionally, he believes that over the next few years, companies will be able to proactively identify problems before they occur, transforming data management into insight management.  ResourcesKeith Laska on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithlaska/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/keithlaska" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a><a href="https://www.hanzo.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hanzo.co</a>

From Email to Slack: Organizing & Managing the Corporate Spaghetti Bowl of Employee Communications with Keith Laska

As the web gets more and more complicated, how can we keep up? Keith Laska, a board member at Hanzo, joins us today. Hanzo uses artificial intelligence and modern technology to improve compliance effectiveness. With the web being as dynamic as it is, our compliance solutions have to be, too. The story of HanzoAt Hanzo, they use data science to make their customers’ lives easier, covering both proactive and reactive compliance. But there’s one major difference: they collect, store, and offer insights and analytics on content in a native format instead of the usual plain PDFs. That may sound trivial, but it’s a complicated process. The aim is to preserve the web forever, and static PDFs remove almost all of the dynamic nature of the web. They needed a platform that could capture everything — metadata, JavaScript, videos that could play back — so future generations could have context and provide quality insights and analytics from the content.And that’s how Hanzo was born.What does Hanzo bring into the arena of compliance effectiveness? When you’re dealing with large scale future trends like hyper-personalization, one of the challenges that marketers in compliance face is wanting to promote their product or service while being careful that they’re taking the right steps. Effectiveness is the only way to measure these critical decisions that compliance officers have to make on a daily basis. The analytics and add-ons that are on Hanzo allow you not just to collect that information, but also to measure how effective you are with that information, both proactively and reactively. What are these add-ons to the platform? The web composition and power balance is largely asymmetrical, and what Hanzo is doing is bringing symmetry back to that equation. The web is a dynamic, contextual, and confusing information store that cannot be controlled — but it can be understood, investigated, analyzed, and defensively harvested. There are four components to the platform: Hanzo Investigator which utilizes data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning algorithms to scan the entire web Hanzo Hold has the ability to apply retention policy to preserve custodial data on team collaboration tools like Slack, GSuite, and Office 365.Hanzo Capture is the web archive for regulatory compliance Hanzo Dynamic Review provides a legally defensive export. It’s dynamic, which means you can analyze the collected content in its proper context.What’s the difference between a reactive and proactive compliance program? How can this suite of tools help the compliance practitioner or the business owner be more proactive? We have many tools that help us react to regulatory guidelines, like investigations or alerts. What we should be challenging ourselves with as innovative vendors in this space is: now that we have the ability to apply AI, data science, and machine learning, how can we redirect our efforts as aggressively as possible toward proactive compliance? A lot of information to find smoking guns in terms of fraud, for example, are actually out on the web. The ability to analyze, pull back relevant data, and act on information that’s out there on collaborative and social media platforms is the next level kind of symmetry that brings the power back to the customers.ResourcesKeith Laska (LinkedIn) | Hanzo | FCA Compliance Report Courses

As the web gets more and more complicated, how can we keep up? Keith Laska, a board member at Hanzo, joins us today. Hanzo uses artificial intelligence and modern technology to improve compliance effectiveness. With the web being as dynamic as it is, our compliance solutions have to be, too. The story of HanzoAt Hanzo, they use data science to make their customers’ lives easier, covering both proactive and reactive compliance. But there’s one major difference: they collect, store, and offer insights and analytics on content in a native format instead of the usual plain PDFs. That may sound trivial, but it’s a complicated process. The aim is to preserve the web forever, and static PDFs remove almost all of the dynamic nature of the web. They needed a platform that could capture everything — metadata, JavaScript, videos that could play back — so future generations could have context and provide quality insights and analytics from the content.And that’s how Hanzo was born.What does Hanzo bring into the arena of compliance effectiveness? When you’re dealing with large scale future trends like hyper-personalization, one of the challenges that marketers in compliance face is wanting to promote their product or service while being careful that they’re taking the right steps. Effectiveness is the only way to measure these critical decisions that compliance officers have to make on a daily basis. The analytics and add-ons that are on Hanzo allow you not just to collect that information, but also to measure how effective you are with that information, both proactively and reactively. What are these add-ons to the platform? The web composition and power balance is largely asymmetrical, and what Hanzo is doing is bringing symmetry back to that equation. The web is a dynamic, contextual, and confusing information store that cannot be controlled — but it can be understood, investigated, analyzed, and defensively harvested. There are four components to the platform: Hanzo Investigator which utilizes data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning algorithms to scan the entire web Hanzo Hold has the ability to apply retention policy to preserve custodial data on team collaboration tools like Slack, GSuite, and Office 365.Hanzo Capture is the web archive for regulatory compliance Hanzo Dynamic Review provides a legally defensive export. It’s dynamic, which means you can analyze the collected content in its proper context.What’s the difference between a reactive and proactive compliance program? How can this suite of tools help the compliance practitioner or the business owner be more proactive? We have many tools that help us react to regulatory guidelines, like investigations or alerts. What we should be challenging ourselves with as innovative vendors in this space is: now that we have the ability to apply AI, data science, and machine learning, how can we redirect our efforts as aggressively as possible toward proactive compliance? A lot of information to find smoking guns in terms of fraud, for example, are actually out on the web. The ability to analyze, pull back relevant data, and act on information that’s out there on collaborative and social media platforms is the next level kind of symmetry that brings the power back to the customers.Resources<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithlaska/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Keith Laska (LinkedIn)</a> | <a href="https://www.hanzo.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hanzo</a> | <a href="http://fcpacompliancereport.com/courses" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FCA Compliance Report Courses</a>

Artificial Intelligence for Proactive Compliance with Keith Laska