Designing a More Transparent & Literate Data Ecosystem
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Data Literacy levels in society and business are holding back the benefist of a data driven business ecosystem with levels of distrust amongst the public being another key issue to resolve.
As part of a commitment to transparency, Experian are working to educate people on how we use their data and the benefits that can bring as well as giving people more control over the information we hold on them.
Experian are also working on a number of fronts to improve data literacy across the board.
Data Literacy & Trust - the challenges faced across the globe.
Transparency & design – our customer information portal.
Building a data literacy program for business & customer success.
An understanding of the challenges posed by lack of data literacy and confidence in data across both business people and consumers.
An example of how a large data business is working to educate people and give them more control over their personal data.
How to go about improving data literacy within your own business and customer base.
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