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The digital world is changing all the time and users expect great digital experiences. If you want to make use of your user data to improve your users’ experience when interacting with your organization while keeping their data secure then Tealium Private Cloud could be an excellent solution for you. In this article, Senior Analytics Optimization Consultant, Alex Molineux, shares how healthcare organizations can get more with their data by utilizing Tealium Private Cloud and a customer data platform while ensuring HIPAA compliance.

Optimization tools are, by default, not HIPAA compliant and ensuring their compliance is a challenge. While there is an upfront cost and effort to configuring optimization tools for compliance we strongly believe that the long term benefits of running an effective testing and personalization program will more than offset the initial efforts. In the final installment of this series, Senior Analytics Optimization Consultant, Alex Mollineux, teaches readers how to be HIPAA compliant when using personalization and optimization tools

Protected Health Information (PHI) is not permitted to be stored in Adobe Analytics and Google Analytics 360. This doesn’t mean healthcare organizations can’t use these tools, but it certainly means the implementation must be adjusted to remove PHI prior to the data being collected. In this blog post, VP of Analytics, Joe Christopher dives deeper into evaluating the risks associated with healthcare analytics and how you can remove PHI for HIPAA compliance.

Building a solution roadmap that’s compliant with HIPAA for your healthcare analytics and marketing platforms is a challenge that many healthcare organizations are facing. In this blog post, VP of Analytics, Joe Christopher discusses several risks that healthcare organizations are facing. From the risks of sending IP addresses to preventing data collection of other protected data such as search queries, there are a lot of requirements to reduce risk and do the right thing by protecting your customer’s health data and relationship.

Virginia has become the latest state to pass more rigid consumer privacy laws with its Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA), passed in early March 2021. Senior Analytics Strategist and data privacy expert, Jill Stolt, provides readers tips to navigate these new data privacy laws.

On the ballot this November was California’s Proposition 24 – the next iteration of California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), named the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). With a 58.4% majority, California voted to Approve this Act. People care about their Private Information. In this blog post, Senior Analytics Strategist, Jill Stolt, breaks down what you need to know and how you can build customer trust.