Harvard Business School - Cyberposium 16

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Donald Leka Speaking at Harvard University About Glide's Cross-Platform Compatibility, Security Features, and Maintaining Control of Your Data:

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“Whose data is it? That is really the issue of the future. Who controls your data? There is a belief in many Silicon Valley companies that this is their data to parse and to sell. Our view is that you should control your data.”

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“We see Glide as basically a platform between platforms where you can create granular permissions based control in terms of how content is shared between organizations and between individuals. And provide the ability to retract access rights and be able to track where your files are actually going. That is where we see there is a great need to have a secure cloud. It’s where things break down. A simple example is when you email a presentation or a business plan or a profit-loss statement. Once it’s gone, it’s gone - and there is no bringing it back. In Glide, you can retract access rights, you can change access rights, you can track where those files have gone.”

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Summary:

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"Donald Leka reinforced the private cloud's cost disadvantages, as billions of dollars are lost through proprietary technology duplication." - The Harbus, Harvard University

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Chief Product Officer: Donald Leka

Glide OS, Jumptuit