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The Value of De-Identified Personal Data

May 2007
By Stephanie Losi2695, Scott Ganow (Verispan)35194, Mike Hubbard (Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC)35190
In this podcast, participants discuss the complex legal compliance landscape and how de-identification can help organizations share data more securely.
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As the legal compliance landscape grows increasingly complex, de-identification can help organizations share data more securely.
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