Two years after the onset of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), growing concern exists among some of the world's largest advertisers about the use and misuse of confidential consumer ...

Today’s world is data-driven. Every industry recognizes the potential data analysis has to improve business performance, from informing customer experiences to restructuring internal processes.

One of my favorite aspects of being the director of the Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program is getting to interact with the great group of dedicated IT thought leaders who make ...

Welcome to "Cookies, Coffee, and Data Ethics"! My name is Jeff Kampfe and I am a senior at Santa Clara University, studying Economics and Philosophy. I am also a Hackworth Fellow at the Markkula ...

Welcome to "Cookies, Coffee, and Data Ethics"! My name is Jeff Kampfe and I am a senior at Santa Clara University, studying Economics and Philosophy. I am also a Hackworth Fellow at the Markkula ...

Data ethics are a hot topic among businesses large and small because the massive amounts of data we now collect can reveal so much about our customers, their habits, and their buying behaviors that we ...

GroupM on Monday revealed the Data Ethics Compass, a new global tool developed in partnership with Unilever that helps marketers evaluate whether use of a certain dataset is not just legal, but also ...

In 2019, UnitedHealthcare’s health-services arm, Optum, rolled out a machine learning algorithm to 50 healthcare organizations. With the aid of the software, doctors and nurses were able to monitor ...

Data and its necessity in business is not a new phenomenon. The collection and use of data to advance objectives has been an integral part of strategy for years – and it only continues to grow, right ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. In 2018, GDPR was introduced in Europe. This year, the CCPA was introduced in the U.S. While ...

"You're OK with doing business with evil people, right?" One of Australia's leading venture capital advisers had asked me that question back when the first dotcom bubble was about to burst, in the ...