For example, credit card processors and smaller specialist alternative data vendors enable marketers to evaluate financial impact using data safe havens or clean rooms. Provide air cover for marketing teams. It is important, once a common set of objectives and metrics is established, that marketing teams continue to experiment with different approaches and tactics.

There are also third-party entities like LiveRamp, InfoSum, and Snowflake that build and manage cross-platform clean rooms. While clean rooms offer advertisers richer insight, they don’t always solve for holistic media measurement across a fragmented ecosystem. After all, not all partners (read: walled gardens) will choose to share their data in all clean rooms.

And if they are using their own first-party data, they should explore ways to use clean rooms or other tools that keep the data irreversibly anonymous. Transparency is key. Only use suppliers of data intelligence that have transparent data collection and analysis practices.

Data clean rooms will likely become more commonly used to allow advertisers and publishers to match user-level data without sharing any personally identifiable information (PII), thus preserving consumer privacy. In mobile, cross-app signal loss on iOS is a major problem for attribution.

For data to be matched in a clean room, partners need a common identifier between the two data sets, which typically means an email address. Clean rooms have mainly been used to connect authenticated user data, most commonly with an email address, said Amit Kotecha, marketing director at DMP Permutive.

Data clean rooms create safe spaces to enhance and expand consumer data knowledge. But new technology—especially when it involves sharing customer data—necessitates skepticism and due diligence. By never revealing individual-level detail to either data owner, clean rooms enable collaboration while preserving privacy and data rights.

These environments could be clean rooms or other similar setups. According to the November 2020 Merkle research, 61% of UK and US executives said they would be increasing their investment in data clean rooms. The same survey found 23% had “prioritized” data clean rooms as a result of privacy-related changes.

Facebook has offered data clean rooms to certain advertisers since 2017; Google and Amazon also have their own versions. Not very many marketers use data clean rooms as of now. They can be expensive to operate, and they typically require a marketer to have a strong handle on their first-party data, something that many still struggle with.

And in Q4 2019, Amazon launched for select advertisers the Amazon Marketing Cloud, which offers a data clean room (similar to Google’s Ads Data Hub). Advertisers can upload their own information to the clean room, and Amazon will allow them to combine this information with log-level data from across Amazon’s properties to better understand the effects of their advertising.

Privacy Sandboxes, Publisher First-Party Data, Clean Rooms, and More. There are alternatives to simply replacing cookies or IDFAs with a different universal ID, including various methods or proposed methods of allowing advertisers to execute data-driven advertising without getting access to personal information about users. One example is Google’s Ads Data Hub, known as a “data clean room.”

What data clean rooms are, and what you need to understand about secure data collaborations. What you should be doing to prepare for post-cookie attribution methods. Plus! Kevin Dean, chief operating officer at Infutor Data Solutions joins the conversation. Presenters.

Acxiom recently commissioned research to dig into what businesses are struggling with when it came to data: While brands are looking to ethically bring data together, and to use safe data sharing models with partners in the form of clean rooms, 53% of businesses said combining their data with partner data for more relevant marketing is a key challenge.

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Clean tech investments will surge as government and consumer calls for climate action grow louder. In addition to some of the industry-specific trends highlighted here, funding for clean tech will have major implications for offerings in 2022.

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