DWS16 - Plenary Privacy Paradox - Stephane Geyres, Accenture

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The document explores the privacy paradox where digital usage is high but trust is low. It examines how trust issues affect consumption through a worldwide sector benchmark. The document was presented at the DigiWorld Summit 2016 and discusses topics like privacy fatigue, consequences of low trust, and ways to build trust through transparency, empowerment and inclusion. It provides contact information for two managing directors at Accenture.

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Privacy paradox: usage is high, trust is low
Exploring how trust issues affect consumption
through a worldwide sectorial benchmark
November 2016
DigiWorld Summit 2016

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Fatigue

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Consequences

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Transparency

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Empowerment

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Inclusion

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Yannick SADOWY
Managing Director
Accenture
+33679450570
yannick.sadowy@accenture.com
Stéphane GEYRES
Managing Director
Accenture Security
+33684488044
stephane.geyres@accenture.com
Copyright © 2016 Accenture. All rights reserved.

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