Sentences with phrase «about peoples data»

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Data and research and scholarly journals are great, but people like Dale, people with a pubic platform willing to talk openly about their experiences, spread awareness and create change at a much faster rate than would otherwise have been possible.

A particular emphasis is on «people analytics,» as data about employees has become more important than ever.

In 1971, IBM reshaped the way people thought about data storage when it released one of the earliest and most convenient mediums: the floppy disk.

On Instagram, where our data on reach is not as complete, we found about 120,000 pieces of content, and estimate that an additional 20 million people were likely served it.

Chatbots integrate with social media, gathering data about every single person with whom they interact.

People who know very little about buying apartments used this false data as an excuse to tell me not to buy them.

At the same time, we're sitting on a gigantic amount of data about how people are using the platform.

In a realm of swirling, incomprehensible big biological data — which is, perhaps, another way of thinking about the human body — the opportunity to use computer learning to better anticipate which drugs will work well (and not so well) in any one person is one we shouldn't pass up.

The toolkit takes into account all kinds of data — social media, U.S. Census reports, and more — to find out about what people are passionate about and what they are sharing and talking about on their networks.»

«I would just say that we may or may not have reached out to certain folks very early about the importance of data encryption, and if those people had used our software then that data that would still be protected today And it's a shame, a shame for society, that they did not take that simple action.

How about using the data collected by the states enumerating how many people are collecting state unemployment insurance benefits?

«Every time you share data, or you create an email, you have to worry about both your own security systems and every single person with whom you share that data.»

When does Facebook get data about people from other websites and apps?

The technical term for a geographic territory of this size is a dissemination area: this is the smallest geographic unit for which StatsCan data is available, and typically includes about 400 to 700 people.

Access to the complete Twitter stream costs about $ 30,000 a month, with fees based on usage that can take the charges up to $ 1.5 million a year, according to people who have used the data.

They've developed a new sensor that can be placed into a tooth — whether through a crown or even a cavity — and collect data about the person it's implanted in.

Beam points out that these GSS numbers represent a very small data set of young men — only about 60 to 80 people.

For example, researchers have used data from a Reddit discussion forum about movies to train computers to mimic how people chat about their favorite films.

The idea was that the more people Tay chatted with, the more it would learn from the data it collected about language.

We also knew donors wanted visibility, so we developed an app that gives them real - time data about how many people their donation is helping, plus receipts, news about the organizations, pictures and videos.

According to Verizon's 2015 Data Breach Investigations Report, about 50 percent of all security incidents — any event that compromises the confidentiality, integrity or availability of an information asset — are caused by people inside an organization.

That's the finding of a survey of more than 3,000 people conducted in mid-January by CoinDesk, a New York - based provider of price data, information and news about digital tokens.

Regardless of how you feel about the election, we hope our data analysis encourages more people to pay close attention, and illuminates how technology is opening up new kinds of societal understanding based on mobile usage.

«We've heard from people that they are worried about sharing information with apps, and they want more control over their data,» a Facebook press release said.

Quest Diagnostics, a New Jersey - based medical laboratory company, disclosed a data breach affecting about 34,000 people on Monday.

It's worth taking a look at that Gates Foundation annual letter, because it includes a lot of data about how the world is getting better for the most disadvantaged people in it — and also how most of us are unaware of that fact.

This is not to say that there weren't people warning about the dangers of balancing data privacy and personalization — but how many people knew that it would happen on such a large scale as this?

Jackson said people may feel differently about Facebook's security because it exposes more user data than the other firms surveyed.

They hired a market research firm, polled 4,000 people in Frank + Oak's target demographic about their social values and attitudes, and used the data to build a profile of the prototypical customer.

Then there's the biggest question surrounding the IoT's ability to data track the way people work — what about privacy?

He'd entertained partnering with insurance companies and media companies, but he always worried they'd exploit all the data MapMyFitness gathers about people's personal habits in ways that would violate the trust he'd built with the community.

Though smart objects are becoming more commonplace, many people are still hesitant about the data privacy ramifications of connecting more devices to the internet.

But new technology is allowing advertisers to aggregate a huge volume of data in real time about the people who are in close proximity to billboards and that is changing everything.

A recentAccenture report projects that 1 in 13 patients (about 25 million people) will be a victim of medical ID theft due to provider data breaches.

Make sure your marketing team is using a customer data warehouse or centralized database in 2016 that can tie together your marketing campaigns and a few simple insights about the people your company does business with.

Some people who heard about the Cambridge Analytica scandal downloaded their Facebook data.

«But when you dig into the data, you find that people are asking for things like greater role clarity and more information about strategic vision.»

The software tallies data about each person's role, skills, experience, location preference, and performance and then suggests openings for the employee.

By offering search on the site, Facebook is now able to gather data that it can leverage immeasurably in the world of advertising: the way people think, what they care about and how this leads them to buying decisions.

COO Sheryl Sandberg said on her last earnings call that Facebook might take a hit: «We're going to continue to give people a personalized experience to be clear about how are using the data and give choices, and we realize that this means that some users might opt out of our ads targeting tool.

And here's what many people tell me about data: «If you're not measuring everything, you're doing it wrong.»

Smith was testifying about Equifax's massive data breach affecting more than 145 million people.

This is the biggest problem with the data compiled: You are talking to people who felt optimistic enough about their own abilities to quit their jobs and start a business.

Advertisers now have the ability to deliver highly targeted ads to individuals over the Internet, using a treasure trove of data collected about that person's location, likes, age, gender and shopping preferences.

Some people have strong feelings about putting data on the cloud.

Reasonable people can argue about VMware's future in cloud - oriented data centers, but every company with any sort of public cloud strategy wants to win over existing VMware vSphere customers.

Even if only 16 Fortune 500 companies share detailed demographic information about their employees, it's important to point out that the data that is available represents the race, gender and job category of more than 800,000 people — everyone from the CEO through service staff.

The report points to September 2015 data released by the Government Accountability Office, which shows about 330,000 people, or roughly 11 % of the Americans who've taken out Parent Plus loans, have gone at least a year without making a payment.

They looked at data from thousands of young people who were interviewed about physical attractiveness three times between the ages of 16 and 29.

It's useful to advertisers, but frightening if you think about how the same data could be used to influence a person's politics.