Equifax Settlement and Personal Privacy Obfuscation
What the Equifax Settlement Teaches Us about Privacy Regulations – by Dr. Chris Strasser The Wall Street Journal recently revealed that Equifax will investigate an alternative identification to social security numbers for its customers. Having already agreed to pay more than $700M in fines for its 2017 data breach, Equifax [...]
FaceApp and the Globalization of Social Media
FaceApp Brings in New Era of Global Social Media Privacy Theft – by Dr. Chris Strasser Exploiting private personal information is no longer the domain of U.S. and European big tech. This month brought alarm from the NY Post to Wired Magazine over the privacy terms demanded for “free use” [...]
Data Accessibility is Critical for Informed Decisions
Self-Service Tools Empower Data Users – by Aliyah Wooten, (MSBA Student) William & Mary and Monica Chiarini Tremblay, Ph.D. Let’s face it, the goal of every business is to make better business decisions than their competitors. But gut instinct, or experience, is no longer enough to remain competitive. Most organizations [...]
Creating Value through Digital Entertainment
How did we get to what seems like an era of a thousand streaming services? – by Brent Allred, Ph.D. Do you still remember what it was like to actually go to your local video rental store to pick up a VHS tape of the “New Release” to watch on [...]
Establishing Credibility, Presence & Professionalism
Perception is reality -by Ken White, Ph.D. The way you are perceived by others is directly related to your success. If your colleagues, clients and bosses see you as credible, good things will come your way. If you possess executive presence and are positioned as a professional, people will want [...]