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Data Governance in the Digital Age

其他書名	Special Report
出版	Centre for International Governance Innovation, 1994
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=pU7b0AEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋Data is being hailed as "the new oil." The analogy seems appropriate given the growing amount of data being collected, and the advances made in its gathering, storage, manipulation and use for commercial, social and political purposes. Big data and its application in artificial intelligence, for example, promises to transform the way we live and work -- and will generate considerable wealth in the process. But data's transformative nature also raises important questions around how the benefits are shared, privacy, public security, openness and democracy, and the institutions that will govern the data revolution. The delicate interplay between these considerations means that they have to be treated jointly, and at every level of the governance process, from local communities to the international arena. This series of essays by leading scholars and practitioners will explore topics including the rationale for a data strategy, the role of a data strategy for Canadian industries, and policy considerations for domestic and international data governance.