The Ethics of Analytics: Answering the ‘Should We’ Question
Perhaps the time has come to define a set of ethics associated not with how the data is accessed or manipulated but with the purpose for which it is analyzed.
The Impact of Data Management and Governance on Patient Care
The impact of clean, well-managed healthcare data on patient outcomes is more significant than you might
For Nervous Managers, Employee Monitoring has Become a Razors-Edge Balancing Act
It's crucial that companies be transparent with their employees about what they are monitoring and
How Privacy Trends Will Shape the Next Decade of IoT
The governing regulations over the use of data and who has access to it will change the landscape of how we move about in the online world.
Life after Alexa: Rebuilding Public Trust in IoT
Mass data-collection has been the norm for years, but the tide is beginning to turn, with users adopting privacy-centric tools and services in record
Brain Trust Q&A: Two Sides of Global Cloud
While the footprint of cloud services grows exponentially to keep up with the growth of "big data," a variety of issues -- and solutions -- will be
Data Management Firm Okera Launches Just in Time for GDPR
Emerging from stealth this week, Okera also announced that its Active Data Access Platform is also now available to
The Rx for Better Healthcare Data Management? A Dose of Blockchain
With other sectors seeing blockchain technology as a way to transform how their information is protected, healthcare will be
Will GDPR Spoil the IoT Party?
Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, debuts in May, and IoT developers, manufacturers and retailers are
Cognitive Computing: Assisting or Replacing Doctors?
While advances in cognitive computing in medicine are growing, some healthcare stakeholders worry about machines replacing doctors. Is this fear