Tag Archives: data privacy

A Lack of Privacy in Smart Cars

I own a Tesla, and I love having a bunch of data about my usage of the car. I can see how much I’ve charged it, what it costs to power, where I drive, aggregates of my monthly usage, and … Continue reading

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The Challenge of Deleting Data

We collect a lot of data in our databases. Not as much in bytes as a lot of the video/audio/TikTok/Instagram sites, but still enough that many of us are constantly adding storage to our systems. All this data is not … Continue reading

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The Chief Data Officer

I don’t know if I’d be a chief, but I am glad that more companies are recognizing that data is one of the most valuable assets in most companies and starting to hire Chief Data Officers (CDO) to manage governance … Continue reading

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The Test Mistake

Last year a company was testing their software in a dev/test environment and accidentally sent out an “Integration email” to their customers.  They blamed this on an intern, though a little jokingly, and plenty of people shared their own stories … Continue reading

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