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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2016

Data Valuation – Worth Zero Or Trillions?

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Almost every entity is, or is becoming, a digital enterprise. Today's information economy mandates nothing less.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

Almost every entity is, or is becoming, a digital enterprise. Today's information economy mandates nothing less. Entities are making tremendous investments in order to exploit the vast amounts of data – Big Data – that are constantly being generated by the Internet of Things (IoT), social media platforms, websites, and other sources. As confirmed by a recent Capgemini EMC Big Data report, most business leaders fear that their companies will actually become irrelevant if they fail to maximize the power of information. As companies grow more and more data-driven and data-dependent, new issues arise concerning how information in today's economy is, or should be, valued.

Information as an Asset

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