Privacy
Beyond the Buzz: data clean rooms
With privacy front and center in the quest for the optimal customer experience, data clean rooms are having a moment right now. But what are they, exactly? And can they live up to the hype? Here’s what you need to know.
Eureka! with Aurélie Pols (data scientist and privacy engineer)
She calls herself a recovering dataholic, and she spends most of her time fighting for privacy rights in data and tech. Aurélie Pols is a respected voice in the privacy debate, and renowned for her strong stance on the issue. We talked to her about the state of privacy and the future of data.
IV - Thou shalt identify thy audience
Where did you last experience exceptional customer service? If your local bakery, grocer or trusted hairdresser come to mind, that’s no coincidence. It’s because they know you and act accordingly. The better you know your client, the better the experience you can offer them.
Know thy customer
While technology keeps advancing, complexity increases as well –and so do concerns about online privacy. At least part of the solution is the customer data platform (CDP), which is useful in SMEs as well as complex, international organizations.
III - Thou shalt treasure thy data
Move over gold, myrrh and incense. The true treasure these days is data, so you should treat it as such. People are becoming increasingly aware of how much personal data they leave behind, and it’s a reason to be cautious.
Are marketers ruining the internet?
Marketers have the momentum to change the way we target customers and as a bonus we contribute in saving our democracy. How exciting is that?
What is the impact of ITP 2.1 on online marketing?
For a while now, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has been criticizing fellow Silicon Valley companies for basing their business models on the harvesting of personal information. According to Apple the collection of huge amounts of personal data by companies is harming society. That’s why the tech giant calls
Is your company ready for the GDPR?
Take your agenda and on May 25, 2018, write down: “Take the day off”. It will be the most rewarding day because all your friends in the data industry will be hard at work. The reason? It’s the day GDPR will become law, and you will be totally relaxed
