P CAIC 2 Chap 26+ P1 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What is data in the context of everyday life?

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Data is as common to our everyday lives as breathing and eating. Everything we say or do gets converted into data.

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How do organizations use personal data?

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Organizations capture, analyze, and use personal data to influence your actions, behaviors, and beliefs.

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What generates data in our daily activities?

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Data is generated in every action we take, such as buying products, traveling, and using social media.

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What are the two types of data?

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Data can be either qualitative or quantitative.

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What is qualitative data?

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Qualitative data describes something.

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What is quantitative data?

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Quantitative data measures something.

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What are the two subcategories of quantitative data?

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Quantitative data can be either discrete or continuous.

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What is discrete data?

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Discrete data can only take specific values, such as whole numbers or predefined categories.

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What is continuous data?

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Continuous data can represent any value, including fractions.

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What is big data?

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Big data consists of massively large data sets of detailed transactions and engagements analyzed to reveal patterns and trends.

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What changed with the advent of big data?

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Organizations could observe and capture individual detailed transactions and engagements rather than just aggregated data.

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What types of data does big data include?

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Big data includes social media content, emails, log files, and more.

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How do credit cards and digital payment apps track data?

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They track what you buy, the price paid, where you bought it, and the frequency of those purchases.

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What is synthetic data?

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Synthetic data is artificially generated data derived from actual data, used for training machine learning models.

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What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

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IoT refers to interconnected physical objects that share data with other devices and systems over the Internet.

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What is the purpose of IoT in data collection?

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IoT captures granular, low-latency customer and operational data.

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What is the IoT edge?

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The IoT edge is the computing infrastructure that allows data processing and analysis at the point where data is generated.

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What do third-party data aggregators do?

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They capture, aggregate, and sell behavioral attributes about your transactions and interests.

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What types of information do third-party data providers capture?

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They capture socioeconomic status, health conditions, lifestyle, and more.

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Is it legal for companies to combine consumer data?

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Yes, it is legal to combine consumer purchase data with other data sources.

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What should consumers be aware of regarding their data?

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Consumers should be aware of how organizations capture and use their data for business purposes.

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What is crucial to familiarize ourselves with regarding personal information?

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Protective measures in place to secure our data.

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What are organizations, agencies, and third-party vendors doing with our data?

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Gathering and integrating data emitted from our daily activities to influence our decisions, actions, and beliefs.

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What are governments worldwide trying to address?

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An avalanche of personal data privacy issues.

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What was introduced in 2018 to protect data privacy in the EU?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). ## Footnote The GDPR is essential to EU privacy law and human rights law.
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What does the 2018 legislation aim to give consumers?
More control over their personal data.