Personal information privacy and emerging technologies

Sue A. Conger · Joanne H. Pratt · Karen D. Loch

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Privacy, Security, and Data Protection Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data

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Abstract This research presents a model of personal information privacy (PIP) that includes not only transactional data gathering, but also interorganisational data sharing. Emerging technologies are used as a lens through which the discussion of PIP management is extended. Research directions are developed for aspects of privacy, privacy‐preserving technologies, interorganisational data sharing and policy development.

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