In this episode, we chat with John Cook, CEO of Kingwood Data Privacy, to hear how his team tackles the challenges of safeguarding sensitive information in data-intensive industries. He explains the delicate balance of preserving data utility and protecting individual privacy as new data types and evolving AI applications raise fresh concerns. He covers methods like adding small amounts of “noise” to prevent re-identification (differential privacy) and doing secure comparisons without sharing raw data (homomorphic encryption). Overall, privacy doesn’t have to block progress—when companies focus on the real questions they need answered, they can protect people’s information and still gain valuable insights.
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In Jar(gone),Trenegy authors Bill Aimone and Peter Purcell clarify the buzzwords currently plaguing the consulting world. What are actionable analytics? Why is change management necessary? What is value stream mapping? With expertise, wit, and straight talk, Jar(gone) will help you understand what the buzzwords really mean and—more importantly—what they don’t.
"I am glad to see the Trenegy consultants debunking business buzzwords instead of adding more just to make themselves look innovative."
Trenegy is a non-traditional consulting firm based in Houston, Texas.