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People data: How far is too far? By Dimple Agarwal, Josh Bersin, Gaurav Lahiri, Jeff Schwartz, Erica Volini

20 July 2018

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The people data revolution, predicted for years, has finally arrived. Sixty-nine percent of organizations are building integrated systems to analyze worker-related data, and 17 percent already have real-time dashboards to crunch the avalanche of numbers in new and useful ways.…

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GDPR Will Revolutionise Marketing By Julian Saunders

3 January 2018

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The innovation of new data-driven and customer-centric products and services will thrive in a trusted environment where data flows freely from one organisation to another with the full consent and knowledge of the customer. Read more in Brand Quarterly GDPR…

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How European Organizations Increase Their Innovation Speed with Smart Data Application

7 October 2017

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In reality, most organizations are not ready for GDPR. A large part of all participants (43%) has not even familiarized themselves with the new regulations. Only 28% claims to be prepared for GDPR. Read more in Datafloq How European Organizations…

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