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ARTICLE · 25 MAY 2014

Building customer trust in the digital age data revolution

Implementing an effective privacy management framework is a critical governance issue in the financial services industry.

AustraliaPrivacy

By: Mr. Matt Mcmillan

The digital age has sparked a data revolution in financial services. With the explosion of internet connected devices and systems, data is being produced and processed in enormous volumes and at rates never seen before. More than 90% of the world's data has been produced in the last 2 years alone1.

This data may take the form of:

  • structured data: which refers to predictable fields of information, such as customer name, address and account number; or
  • unstructured data: such as geo-spatial data, social media (including photos and sentiments expressed through social media sites), video and voice content.

While both types of data are growing in size, financial services players are increasingly turning to the world of unstructured data as a vital source of customer insight.

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