The answer to this lies in accessibility to data, specifically secondary data. The digital transformation era has arrived, and it’s causing all industries to be turned upside down. Key to It All ...

Much of this fragmentation relates to what’s called secondary data (data that’s used for backups, archiving, file shares, testing and development, analytics, etc.), which is usually the vast ...

This policy applies to activities that involve the secondary analysis of data (such as medical records, student records, data collected from previous studies, audio/video recordings, etc.) or ...

and discovering how secondary data (data being used for a different purpose than was originally intended when collected, such as the data found in University Libraries lighthouse logs) can be ...

The predominant reason for requesting data was post hoc secondary analysis of new questions (72%), followed by analytic or statistical approaches to clinical trials (9%) and meta-analyses or ...

If not, a company would likely need to launch an in-product consent or similar interface to capture data subjects’ permission for the secondary use. That analysis raises several tricky ...