Knowledge and Data Management White Papers
IBM DB2 Anonymous Resolution: Knowledge Discovery without Knowledge Disclosure
Overview Sharing information about identities (e.g., individuals, employees or customers) is an effective tool for discovering knowledge and increasing the effectiveness and economy of public and private programs and initiatives. Intended or unintended, organizations who violate the public trust risk exposure to legal action as well as severe damage to their reputation and brand. This white paper will examine the potential of a technological breakthrough to reduce trust-based risks and change the way organizations reach a harmonious balance between consumer privacy and information sharing.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2005 | Downloads | 323 |
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