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Benchmark results from members on data privacy controls and audit frameworks
In this article, you can access the materials from the latest Digital Governance Exchange meeting in London on December 6, 2018
The objective of "Global Programmatic Maturity 2018" research has been to identify a limited number of market categories and commonalities for advertisers to scale their programmatic operations.
The latest benchmark from DGX gathered perspectives from WFA members about collecting personal data.
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The WFA Data Transparency Advisory Board brings together a cross-functional team of member experts to identify and scale best practice on data transparency.
Meeting headlines: 1. The global ‘media transformation’ imperative 2. “Brave new world, but it’s still your money” – recommendations to master data & tech 3. “Traditional ‘rules of recruitment’ do not apply” – overcoming people & capability challenges 4. “A two way street?” – in pursuit of best practice for global media transparency & contracts
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Meeting headlines: 1. “People not pixels” - driving increased trust in the market place 2. Building transparency, block by block(chain) 3. Overcoming global media agency ecosystem design issues 4. “Best of breed vs one throat to choke” – decisions around the right agency model for your organisation
Meeting headlines: 1. Overcoming internal media resourcing issues 2. “I just want the receipts from all my transactions” – programmatic audits for full transparency 3. “It’s not sexy but it plays an important role” – the changing face of ‘independent media advisors’
Meeting headlines: 1. Are auditors are fit for purpose? 2. “Mind the bookends” – getting control of programmatic management 3. “Putting together a quilt of best practices” – transforming media organisations
Meeting headlines: 1. The ‘Media Transformation’ imperative in China 2. “To get anything done you need great relationships with Tencent” – media management in China 3. “It’s contracting not contract” – recommendations for media transparency & contracts in China
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Meeting headlines: 1. Bad things happen when good people do nothing: ad funded ‘weaponised media’ 2. A relentless focus on CPMs will cause more brand safety issues 3. “Bring it back to Tetris” – delivering a transformation in media management 4. ‘Addressing the future of TV’ - the evolution of the small screen