Data Governance PMC Meeting 10th May 2018

Data Governance Best Practices Call - 10th May 2018

Agenda/Objectives

To discuss the title, abstract and content of the data privacy webinar on 12th July 2018. Below is the initial draft of the abstract.

Title: Managing Privacy

Abstract

There is increasing public awareness about the issues of data privacy and that they, as individuals, need to be concerned with how data about themselves is used in digital services. In this webinar we will be discussing how an organization that offers digital services can manage data about individuals so that their privacy is respected and the organization is compliant with new regulations on data privacy such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

In this webinar we will cover the life cycle of a digital service as it is developed, sold, enhanced and used. This life cycle breaks the work into six stages. Each stage describes the roles and the activities involved to ensure data privacy.

Attendees

Mandy Chessell John Mertic Ernie Ostic Susan Malaika Greg Goldsmith Mike Schultz

Meeting Notes and Actions

Agreed that this webinar is not part of the privacy pack - but a preview and part of the development process for the privacy pack. We will need to record another video that becomes part of the privacy pack.

Updated abstract ...

Title: Managing Privacy

Abstract

There is increasing public awareness about the issues of data privacy. Individuals are concerned with how data about themselves is used in digital services, such as websites, and mobile apps.

In this webinar we will be discussing how an organization that offers digital services can manage data about individuals so that their privacy is respected and the organization is compliant with new regulations on data privacy such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

You will learn:

• The life cycle of a digital service as it is developed, sold, enhanced and used. This life cycle breaks the work into six stages. Each stage describes the roles and the activities involved to ensure data privacy.
• The types of artifacts that need to be collected about a digital service and the methods used to develop it.
• How these artifacts link together in an open metadata repository (data catalog).

Finally we will demonstrate the ODPi's data privacy pack that provides documentation and open metadata definitions for a privacy program.

The ODPi's data privacy pack is the first open source initiative for data privacy. It is being developed by a team of cross-industry, multi-vendor data privacy experts. Join the call to find out more and maybe join the team to build your skills and share your expertise.