Natalie Evans-Harris: Data sharing MOUs take six months and expire yearly
Natalie Evans-Harris · Defining Responsible Data Practices // Natalie Harris, BrightHive (FirstMark's Data Driven) · May 22, 2018 · at 3:47
Natalie Evans-Harris, COO of BrightHive, addresses the systemic and institutional governance barriers hindering effective cross-sector data collaboration at Data Driven NYC.
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“Policies are really limiting how much data can come together, so we still have to pay for it to be siloed, and we have to do MOUs that take six months, To put in place and are only good for a year and only good to share with the person sitting next to you.”
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