Why organizations' AI efforts will require retiring data sources
There's a chasm in today's business world between "can" and "should." Let's hope that gap closes soon.
Tag: data privacy
10 articles to read on Data Privacy Day
Brush up on the latest news around data privacy. Todd Wright shares his top 10 picks.
Data engineers: Key role in data privacy and protection
Jim Harris discusses a key role of the data engineer – protecting sensitive personal data.
The California data privacy wave is coming – Are you ready?
Todd Wright shares results of a SAS survey about consumers' data privacy concerns.
Questions on data literacy, part 1
Phil Simon chimes in on the increasingly important topic of data literacy.
Without data management, forget AI and machine learning in health care
Data management gets lost in the enthusiasm around Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Not surprising, when it's an algorithm that decides what search results to show you, guides the self-driving cars on the roads, and powers the anti-fraud bots that monitor every credit card transaction we make. Charles
GDPR (now that the dust has settled)
Joyce Norris-Montanari shares tips to help those who are still working to address GDPR requirements.
Data security and privacy, Part 2
Joyce Norris-Montanari talks about how to implement data privacy policies, procedures and guidelines.
Will GDPR shift personal perspectives on data?
Jim Harris says the GDPR may cause seismic changes in how people think of privacy and personal data.
GDPR: Privacy risk, sensitivity, data classification
GDPR requires more than a simple privacy policy update. David Loshin outlines changes needed in the data management environment.
US data regulation, part I: What's (probably) coming?
In this first of two posts, Phil Simon chimes in on the prospect of data protection regulation in the US.
Data security and privacy, Part 1
Joyce Norris-Montanari shares insights and tips about data security and privacy.
Data governance – The topic that never dies
Todd Wright says data governance is more relevant than ever – especially in light of the GDPR.
GDPR and EU personal data considerations, Part 2
Joyce Norris-Montanari lists personal data considerations related to GDPR compliance.
GDPR and EU personal data: Some considerations
Joyce Norris-Montanari starts this two-part series with some suggested actions you can take to help you comply with the GDPR.
Anticipating data privacy concerns
David Loshin looks at two levels of data privacy concerns: exposure, and fair use of personal information.
The GDPR final stretch – A roundup of topics
Todd Wright summarizes several GDPR-related blog posts that cover topics ranging from what the GDPR means to how you can manage consent.
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.
Five complications marketers will encounter due to enhanced data privacy
“War is 90% information”, said Napoleon Bonaparte. Though the famous French general didn’t live in the information age, he attributed most of his military achievements to having the right information. Today’s business is similar - more and more companies are looking for a competitive advantage in data, more precisely useful
Data privacy concerns in the age of big data
Jim Harris considers whether we can save private data in the age of big data.
Data Management für Analytics – Enge Verzahnung von IT und Data Science ist entscheidend
Welche Rolle Datenqualität und Data Governance beim Data Management für Analytics spielen, habe ich mit meinem Kollegen Gerhard Svolba zuletzt an dieser Stelle diskutiert. Doch was genau macht modernes Datenmanagement aus, und welche Rolle spielen dabei neue Technologien à la Hadoop und Co.? Und wie sieht überhaupt die künftige Zusammenarbeit
Compliance: Is a solid data management strategy and platform enough?
Platform and strategy are core to compliance, but Jim Harris says commitment from people across the organization is just as important and harder to achieve.
What does the requirement for data privacy mean for data scientists, business analysts and IT?
Corporate compliance with an increasing number of industry regulations intended to protect personally identifiable information (PII) has made data privacy a frequent and public discussion. An inherent challenge to data privacy is, as Tamara Dull explained, “data, in and of itself, has no country, respects no law, and travels freely across borders. In the
Analytisches Aufspüren versteckter Gefahrenfelder: die EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung
Am 28. Januar war Europäischer Datenschutztag und ab sofort gilt dann verschärftes EU-Recht – so kommt es einem zumindest vor bei Gesprächen mit Datenschutz-Experten, bei ihrem Streben, die neue EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) zu bewältigen. Was ist schutzwürdig? Alles bekannt Personenbezogene, sowieso. Mehr aber noch das Unbekannte.
Balancing privacy concerns for analytics design
I've been working on a pilot project recently with a client to test out some new NoSQL database frameworks (graph databases in particular). Our goal is to see how a different storage model, representation and presentation can enhance the usability and ease of integration for master data indexes and entity
Where challenge and opportunity collide: Big data meets data governance
.@philsimon looks at the challenges and opportunities that big data pose for data governance.
Data privacy in a mobile world
.@philsimon says that privacy is your issue as well whether you believe it or not.
Identity, identification and the proliferation of identifiers
I was surprised to learn recently that despite the reams of laws and policies directing the protection of personally identifiable information (PII) across industries and government agencies, more than 50 million Medicare beneficiaries were issued cards with a Medicare Beneficiary Number that's based on their Social Security Number (SSN). That's
How can data privacy and protection help drive better analytics?
Balance. This is the challenge facing any organisation wishing to exploit their customer data in the digital age. On one side we have the potential for a massive explosion of customer data. We can collect real-time social media data, machine data, behavioural data and of course our traditional master and
EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung: Wieso jetzt handeln?
Ab 2018 verschärft die EU massiv den Datenschutz. Betroffen ist weltweit jedes Unternehmen, das EU-Bürgern etwas anbietet, ihr Kauf&Klick-Verhalten analysiert oder im Auftrag verarbeitet. Erste Projekte sind bereits gestartet, um die geforderten „angemessenen Maßnahmen“ real auch nachweisen zu können. Denn hohe Strafen und schlechte Presse lauern. Es lockt das Vertrauen