This was my back-to-basics “what actually is a blockchain?” talk, this time tuned to market researchers.
Market research involves a lot of personal data — so I added a bit about GDPR issues, and the dangers of thinking that just hashing the personal data is enough. And the promises of personal-data-laundering you’ll hear when someone’s trying to sell you market research software based on a blockchain.
It’s 47 minutes total. 24 minutes is the presentation, and the rest is the question session at the end — always my favourite bit, I love hearing people’s questions.
The sound is clear enough to understand — though I had to do it by phone, because we couldn’t get a good connection over the Zoom software. But it worked okay.
Thanks to Ray Poynter of NewMR for organising this!
The slides are up on Slideshare, and here’s the PDF.
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Hi David, I found you and Amy Castor through Folding Ideas NTF video (Line Goes Up, YouTube), and to say I’m very grateful would be an understatent, Hope I can be similarly clear-spoken and shrewd writer like you one day, polite yet to the point and cutting through the BS. All the best! Big fan.
*understatement, of course. Please forgive the autocorrect. (Thank goodness we’re not on the ledger 😉