... Electronic health records Digital policy Data protection Cybersecurity Interoperability Tanzania Health governance Government policy Information systems Information management Policy Privacy Technical regulations Integrating electronic health record (EHR) systems has become the foundation...

...Deo Shao; Fredrick Ishengoma; Anastasija Nikiforova; Mrisho Swetu Purpose Protection of personal data is integral to the digital economy, ensuring trust and privacy as its foundational elements. The purpose of this study is to analyze data protection laws in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda...

... for cyber governance, bridging the gap between SCT’s traditional themes and contemporary technological contexts. This research enhances cybersecurity through well-founded theoretical models and practical governance tools. Social contract theory Governance Cybersecurity Privacy Artificial...

... aspects in zero-price markets for better understanding and regulation of the digital economy. Practical implications This study shows that users appreciate the accessibility and potential of zero-price services but are wary of privacy concerns. It underscores the need for companies to balance profit...

...Utkarsh Shrivastava; Bernard Han; Ying Zhou; Muhammad Razi Purpose Sharing patient health information (PHI) among hospitals has been much slower than the adoption of health record systems. This paper aims to investigate if privacy regulation (PR) or security measures (SMs) influence hospitals’ use...

...Hosea Ofe; Harm Minnema; Mark de Reuver Purpose This paper aims to propose a framework for how privacy-preserving technologies (PETs) create business value for organizations. The framework was developed by examining the literature on privacy and information technology’s impact (symbolic...

...-known trade-off between privacy and state surveillance, especially in times of crisis that threaten the survival of a nation. Findings The main finding is that technology alone will not help, and there are several reasons to doubt that the recently proposed European system to track the contagion...

...Muhammad Al-Abdullah; Izzat Alsmadi; Ruwaida AlAbdullah; Bernie Farkas Purpose The paper posits that a solution for businesses to use privacy-friendly data repositories for its customers’ data is to change from the traditional centralized repository to a trusted, decentralized data repository...

...Yong Jin Park; Yoonmo Sang; Hoon Lee; S. Mo Jones-Jang Purpose The digitization of the life has brought complexities associated with addressing digital life after one’s death. This paper aims to investigate the two related issues of the privacy and property of postlife digital assets. Design...

... that personal data must be processed in a transparent manner and in strict respect for privacy, and for fundamental rights, freedoms and guarantees. The GDPR substantially changes the way in which personal data are kept and organized by the institutions. The regulation implements a number of measures...

... freely or at a cost. This has opened the door to a number of issues related to privacy protection since the smartphone stores and processes personal data. The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent of access to personal data, required by the most popular mobile apps available in Google Play store...

... with the transfer of data, most of it personal, requiring many of the new products and services emerging to adhere to data protection standards. Yet different conceptions of data protection exist across the Atlantic, with the EU putting a particular focus on protecting the fundamental right to privacy. Design...

.../approach The paper provides a review of the academic literature on CSR, relating this to developments in the regulatory state and the adoption by governments and intergovernmental bodies of CSR instruments. Also, the paper conducts an analysis of coltan, greenhouse gas emissions and privacy as short case...

... services (Low et al., 2011). Information systems Trustworthiness Trust Cloud computing Privacy Interoperability Cloud computing has, in recent times, received enormous attention in research and practice. Such a phenomenal technological development has been attributed, in part...

... as a viable option due to political and regulatory reactions whereas cookies technology was not, even though it raises some of the same privacy issues. Design/methodology/approach – The paradigms draw from two-sided market theory to conceptualize OBA. Empirical case studies, NebuAd's DPI...

.... A reason for maybe even greater concern is the finding that the majority of users evidently lack the skills and knowledge how to handle cookies. Many users, moreover, show little awareness of the privacy implications of profiling and data sharing, or the actual scope of targeted advertising that is already...

...Kush Wadhwa Purpose Privacy impact assessments (PIAs) are an important tool for managing risk in both public and private sector projects. The best evidence of how PIAs are being conducted is the PIA reports published at the conclusion of the process. This paper aims to consider PIA reports...

...Leo Van Audenhove; Anastasia Constantelou; Martijn Poel; Marc van Lieshout; Linda Kool; Bas van Schoonhoven; Marjan de Jonge Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop/elaborate the concept Privacy by Design (PbD) and to explore the validity of the PbD framework. Design...

... in everyday life. The authors of this paper observe a paradox: if this positive potential is possible, the negative downside is also possible. There is often a denial of this downside and it is especially visible in social media at the level of privacy and dataveillance. The purpose of this paper...

... and service providers in relation to eID data are divergent. This generates a market asymmetry, as service providers are able to extract value from user data via opaque value propositions. European policymakers have different options to redress this unbalance. An eID framework based on the “privacy by design...