Lean Data as competitive advantage for business
summary
Argues that lean data is a competitive advantage not overhead, backed by concrete breach examples: $5 billion fine for Facebook/Cambridge Analytica, 145 million users at Equifax, and 500 million users at Marriott, which damage reputation and market value. Uses user research from India on Firefox light (Android) showing people treat personal data as an asset, use VPNs and private mode to break recommendation bubbles, and recommends three actions: collect only valuable data, lock down access and deletion flows, and give users clear choices and transparency.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:50Warren Buffett quote
- 3:12Data breaches
- 5:45People problem
- 6:23GDPR
- 9:08PDP
- 11:57Freeing Content
- 13:31Personal Data
- 15:51Privacy
- 19:28Lean Data Practices
- 20:35Lean Data Security
- 21:14Lean Data Engagement
- 21:53Lean Data Pyramid
- 23:01QR Code
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