The vaccine passports can help societies ‘open up’ again, but this only works if the vaccines are freely available and equally available. This is not the case.
Where are Vaccine Passports Taking us?
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From the Blog on data governance
Is systemic racism apparent in how we treat data of people?
Most international NGOs treat the data about those who donate to them differently to the data of those they seek to serve. Is this racist?
The Hardest Part of Data Governance
Deleting data after the purpose for which it was collected is fulfilled is one of the hardest actions to execute in data governance.
Between surveillance and recognition: A comment
The challenge of the long tail of data and technology is often caused by speculation and scope creep – these sit within the circles of complexity and power.
Trust, U-Turns and Policy Change
Government, organisation, and company policies change. They must. How they change can either build or erode trust. Surprising and sudden u-turns erode trust.
The Most Important Digital Transformation Issue
Data governance may not bring us poster child or celebrity status, but it is the issue to address in all our digital transformation work. It’s hard to imagine more important work in our day
A Stick is Never Just a Stick
Harm created by data sticking around is no longer just unfortunate. We know better. It is time governance is taken seriously. A stick is never just a stick.
The Deletion Problem
We forget to or justify not deleting data. We need independent bodies with teeth to help us avoid making charcoal, when we were going for succulence.
‘Sharing is Caring’ – 4 Elements to Consider Beforehand
When partnering, what are the considerations do I need to think about regarding sharing beneficiary data? Here are 4 elements to consider