Big Data and Individual Privacy in the Age of the Internet of Things

Adams, Mackenzie

doi:10.22215/timreview/1067

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“…In response to stronger competition, banks innovate on customer-centric initiatives [77] and stakeholder orientation to differentiate from new entrants. This involves increased interaction with clients and society through different channels [78], therefore, better meeting stakeholders' needs.…”

Section: The Influence Of Innovation Performance On Corporate Sustainmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Influence of Innovation on Corporate Sustainability in the International Banking Industry

2019

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We empirically explore the innovation and corporate sustainability link using a large sample of worldwide banks for the period 2003–2016. Our results suggest that service innovation performance enhances the banking industry’s corporate sustainability. In addition, we contribute by proposing a conceptual framework for understanding the link between innovation performance and corporate sustainability in the banking industry. The framework consists of three underlying dimensions—the antecedents of innovation performance, the specific innovation performance initiatives, and how these initiatives are converted into improved corporate sustainability. Our findings provide insights for academics and practitioners on the dynamics between service innovation performance and corporate sustainability in the banking sector. Further, due to the intermediation role of banks in the economy, their evolution towards sustainable banking constitutes a lever for sustainability across other industries and overall sustainable development.

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Section: The Influence Of Innovation Performance On Corporate Sustainmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Influence of Innovation on Corporate Sustainability in the International Banking Industry

2019

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“…The IoE incorporates the internet of things (IoT), including radio-frequency identification (RFID), sensors added to everyday objects and applications that allow consumers to check the status of their home appliances from their smartphones, monitor their homes or check their vital signs (Adams, 2017; Ng and Wakenshaw, 2017; Nguyen and Simkin, 2017; Peppet, 2014). The key difference between the IoE and the IoT is the intelligent connection, as the IoT refers to physical objects and concepts communicating with each other.…”

Section: The Internet Of Everythingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As the IoE includes applications and devices that allow consumers to check the status of their home appliances, cars, health and other personal data, there is a higher risk of having private information collected and shared (Adams, 2017). As such, not only can smart devices solve problems and create opportunities but also it can create issues and costs related to privacy (Novak and Hoffman, 2019; Weinberg et al , 2015).…”

Section: Policies and Regulations Of Marketing Analytics In Internet Of Everythingmentioning

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The internet of everything: implications of marketing analytics from a consumer policy perspective

Petrescu¹,

Krishen

Bui

2020

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the impact of internet of everything (IoE) on marketing analytics, the benefits and challenges it presents and the implications of its policy and legal framework. Design/methodology/approach Qualitative research methods are used across privacy statements and consumer social media data to determine factors of concern for business and consumers. Findings The qualitative analysis of privacy statements and consumer social media data unveils factors of concern that are common for businesses and consumers, such as user consent and data security, as well as problems specific to the IoE, including the use of mobile devices and various service providers. The study also shows a differentiation in the levels of information privacy concerns for marketing practice, the use of personal information, sharing information with third parties and consumer consent and agreement to critical terms. Practical implications Recommendations for policymakers, practitioners and researchers, especially concerning the need for more studies related to the issues of data security, information privacy and personal information are addressed. Originality/value There is a need to assess the potential implications that the use of marketing analytics in the IoE can have for marketing policy, governmental regulations and industry self-regulation. The purpose of this research is to perform an exploratory evaluation of the impact of IoE on marketing analytics, the benefits and challenges it presents and the implications of its policy and legal framework.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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“…The rapid growth of IoT creates a privacy challenge ( Adams, 2017; Hammoudi et al , 2018; Martin et al , 2015). Adams (2017) suggests that IoT will magnify privacy threats based on the utilization of multiple devices sharing data across networks. IoT devices and service providers “aggressively collect personally identifiable information” to understand and predict user needs (Lee and Kobsa, 2016).…”

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Mobile users’ information privacy concerns instrument and IoT

Foltz

2020

ICS

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Purpose Internet of Things (IoT) presents new privacy dilemmas. While IoT is becoming more common, a model to understand privacy concerns has not been established. The purpose of this paper is to examine an existing privacy model, the mobile users’ information privacy concerns (MUIPC), in the context of IoT. Design/methodology/approach A survey was distributed via email to 1,257 undergraduate students enrolled in a Carnegie Master’s level university in the mid-south; 192 students completed the survey, a response rate of 15.3%. SmartPLS, a structural equation modeling software, was used to evaluate the measurement model and to examine the relationships. Findings All relationships were significant at the 0.05 level indicating that the MUIPC model does appear to apply to IoT. Research limitations/implications A convenience sample was used and the response rate was low and, therefore, may not be generalizable to another population. Originality/value This research demonstrates the MUIPC is indeed applicable to privacy research within IoT, thus opening another avenue for future research and confirms the influence of information privacy upon intention within the IoT realm.

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Big Data and Individual Privacy in the Age of the Internet of Things

Abstract: breaches are alarming; they also point to an urgent need to the convergence of technology, legislation, user policies, and awareness in protecting privacy.

Cited by 29 publications

References 32 publications

The Influence of Innovation on Corporate Sustainability in the International Banking Industry

The Influence of Innovation on Corporate Sustainability in the International Banking Industry

The internet of everything: implications of marketing analytics from a consumer policy perspective

Mobile users’ information privacy concerns instrument and IoT

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