Dealing with big data and connected cars

POSTED BY ISABEL TEARE | ARCHIVE | 31 JANUARY 2020

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As we move towards an increasingly connected future in transport, vast amounts of data are being collected and shared. This raises real concerns about privacy - a report by Deloitte suggested that 64% of consumers now consider privacy of data a key factor when purchasing a car. Trustworthy stewardship of data is now a hot topic in the automotive sector.

Data trusts are being developed to address these issues. Although in the early stages of development, these offer a solution to the most pressing privacy problems.

Ruth Andrew considers the pros and cons of the different ways of structuring a data trust, and how to achieve appropriate engagement from stakeholders: Data Trusts for the Automotive Sector.

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