The platform can be implemented within 7 days, enabling governments to bring immediate relief to panicky citizens.
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The “data trading” firm could monetise it by selling it to private health care, pharmaceutical and medical insurance businesses, it had said, The government had tasked the committee to find out whether the contract with Sprinklr to crunch health data collected by field workers from COVID-19 vulnerable population had incorporated clauses for protecting the “privacy of personal and sensitive data of individuals.”. | A+A A-, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan (Photo | Shekhar Yadav, EPS). From the looks of the non-disclosure and service agreements signed with the company, it certainly appears that the ownership of the health data remains with the Kerala government, even though it may have been temporarily hosted on servers owned by Sprinklr.
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