Design for Trust — Designing Trust
summary
The talk explains Design for Trust (DFT) as a new paradigm for handling personal data, arguing that regulations like GDPR and E-Privacy plus widespread loss of consumer trust require different design approaches. It presents ‘‘Data Transparency by Design’’ and related concepts (Data Transparency, Data Trust, Return of Trust) as concrete ways to close the data trust gap, make data practices transparent, ethical, and a competitive advantage for organizations.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:35ARMAGEDDON
- 17:16PRINCIPLE 1 AT FIRST CONTACT: DEFINE COMMON GOALS
- 26:09AN INCONSISTENT INTERFACE IS A BROKEN PROMISE.
- 52:14CONSENSUS
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