April, 2019

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How Personalization Can Help Soothe Privacy Concerns

Kitewheel

Between cyber attacks and data breaches, customers have more privacy concerns than ever and are more cautious with their data Despite that, customers want us to use their data to deliver better experiences. How can we resolve what appears to be a paradox between privacy concerns and demands for personalization? Conclusion.

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How to Be Customer-Centric in an Age Where Privacy Is Top of Mind

Alida

In today’s day and age of GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) companies are facing a conundrum. How can we truly be customer-centric, driving our business based on our customers’ needs while respecting their privacy? The answer is simply consent data.

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Debunking Myths in Location Data: Transparency and Privacy

Gravy Analytics

In the final installment for our “Debunking Myths in Location Data” series, we tackle transparency and privacy. Myth: Reputable publishers don’t share their data with ad tech vendors. Publishers are much better off using their location data themselves to drive…

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Different people value different things (gasp!)

Up Your Service

One casino patron may want to be engaged and encouraged, while another prefers a feeling of privacy while gaming. The very next customer may enjoy a slower pace of delivery, and lots of friendly chatter.

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Straight Talk about Security, Compliance and Reliability in Cloud Communications

Data breaches make headlines and privacy violations put companies at legal risk, not to mention the very real revenue costs of downtime. The risk is real - every organization recognizes the consequences of inadequate security, compliance and reliability in communications systems.

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Are You Ready for Facial Recognition Technology in Your CX?

Beyond Philosophy

The significance of this fact was that it was not a place where people expected privacy. The research team diffused the discomfort people feel about the technology in a couple of ways: They used a camera that was already there and in a public setting. They didn’t record video and the participants were anonymous.

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Different people value different things (gasp!)

Up Your Service

One casino patron may want to be engaged and encouraged, while another prefers a feeling of privacy while gaming. The very next customer may enjoy a slower pace of delivery, and lots of friendly chatter.

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The 2020 Community Trends Webinar Series

Speaker: Vanilla Forums

Privacy and Data Management. Privacy and data management will be top of mind for most communities in 2020 and will not only shape how communities operate, but also how members view the community as a whole. Who: Nicole Banks, Community Manager, Synopsys. When: Friday January 24 at 12-1pm ET (5-6pm UTC).