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1 Patron Data Management and Library Systems: A Vendor Perspective ALA Conference Summer, 2004
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2 Definitions Privacy: “…isolated from the view of others” Manage Access: “Supervise the right to make use of”
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3 Policy Decisions Collect And Secure Protect Through Ignorance (having no knowledge of) Keep All Info Collect And Secure Protect Through Ignorance Keep No Info Our Focus
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4 Privacy Protection Program Affirmatively Eliminate Orphaned Data Centralize Selective Data Repository Secure Access to Data Evaluate Backup Procedures Develop Written Policy Lets See What This Means…
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5 Types of Data (Managed Access) Personal Information Content Activity Transactional
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6 Personal Data Bar Code (or other unique identifier) PIN / Password Optional: –Name –Date of Birth –Status / Access Type –Fines / Fees Owed A Unique Identifier is Required to Manage Access CIPA Compliance
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7 Content Data Keystroke Recordings (Auto Saves) Saved Documents Document Names Browser Utilities (Favorites, History, Bookmarks) Cookies Web Destinations Profiles Content Data is Not Required to Manage Access
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8 Activity Data Device Identification Date & Time Stamp Elapsed Time Print Documentation Activity Data is Not Required to Manage Access* Daily Time Enforcement
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9 Transactional Data Payments Expenditures Account Balance Bank Records Transactional Data is Not Required to Manage Access* COD Payment
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10 2 Alternative Approaches Statistical –No Data Relationship –Entries Not Readable By Man or Machine –Entry Counts Allow Limited Analysis –Summary-Only, No User Reconciliation Detail –Relational Data –Some Entries Readable By Machine –Entry Details Allow Ad Hoc Analysis –Summary, Detail & User Reconciliation
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11 Different Potential Results Statistical: –Aggregate Activity and Transaction Counts –No Uniqueness Reporting –By Name: Current Account Balance Current Account Balance, Last Access Date Detail: –Separable Activity and Transaction Counts –Uniqueness Reporting –By Name: per above, plus Activity and Transactional Reconciliation by and combination of: Date / Time / Device / Print Document Header
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12 Conclusion Privacy & Access Management are Compatible Careful Construction of Database is Key Content Need Never be Recorded Evaluate Date, Time Stamp & Device ID –Staff Burden vs. Supported Services –Patron Reconciliation
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