In this session we wi ll explore Personal Data Ecosystems from four perspectives: Individual Cons umer, Business Data Processor, Government Regulatory, and Technology Requir ements.
\nAn effective digital economy requires movement of personal data between data originators and data processors. New privacy regulations coming into force add friction to these data paths. The financial services industry has evolved a complex set of regulatory mechanisms that provide go vernance, transparency, and control over money movements. Analogous ecosyst ems for personal data would provide the basis for new digital transformatio ns.
\nBeginning with the consumer, we will discuss how fear, trust, a nd the need for transparency and control will drive adoption of new Persona l Data applications. Businesses are defining consumer propositions that lev erage personal data and that have privacy and control as major design crite ria. We will discuss regulatory constraints and the privacy technology land scape as prerequisites to harness this transformational opportunity.
\n< p>This will include: \n\n The personal data economy is already in operation, yet the official applica tions operate in a gray market as consumers are now discovering\n New applications promise the individual citizen greater degrees of governan ce, transparency, and control over the movements of their personal data\n As businesses adapt their processes to comply with new privacy regulations, new opportunities for consented data sharing become viable\n Outlining how to uncover those opportunities as part of a methodical data s trategy exercise and how to commercialize the data\n Discussing the Personal Data Ecosystem from four perspectives – the consumer, business, regulatory, and technology\n\n DTSTART:20200325T073000 SUMMARY:Personal Data Ecosystems DTEND:20200325T081459 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR