Marketing and the GDPR, Part 2: Examining the consent question
@philsimon provides more thoughts about the opportunity that GDPR provides marketing departments.
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GDPR: The complexity of identifying sensitive personal data
David Loshin says the hardest part of compliance is knowing if a data asset contains personal data, and ensuring you can protect it.
Marketing and the GDPR, Part 1: Carrots and sticks
@philsimon chimes in on a massive opportunity for organizations that process the data of EU residents.
The GDPR – Is reputation a bigger risk than fines?
Todd Wright says the risk of fines for GDPR noncompliance may pale in comparison to the risk posed by reputation loss.
Data-driven design, Part 2
Four things clients say could go wrong when you're working to become a data-driven business.
Implications of being data-driven
David Loshin describes four key traits of fully data-driven businesses.
Four things preventing your organization from becoming a data-driven business
What's stopping you from being a data-driven business? Phil Simon points to four common stumbling blocks.
How a data-driven business supports analytics goals
Jim Harris says a data-driven business can make decisions faster, using better data, with more transparency about results.
Data-driven design, Part 1
Joyce Norris-Montanari defines data-driven design and asks if it's more about technology, processes or mindset.
What is a data-driven business?
David Loshin explains what it means to be a data-driven business by describing three different models.