Data-driven innovation has the potential to be a massive force for progress. Data sharing enables organizations to increase the utility and value of the data they control and gain access…
Learn MoreBoth public and private sector actors face legal, social, technical, and economic barriers to data sharing in the United States, inhibiting much-needed innovation and discoveries. Overly restrictive data privacy laws…
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Learn MoreDe-identification is a general term for any process of removing the association between a set of identifying data and the data subject. This document describes the use of deidentification with…
Learn MoreSince Japan launched the “Data Free Flow with Trust” (DFFT) initiative, global competition and conflict over digital issues have only intensified. Yet, leading digital countries at the G7 and elsewhere…
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