Report

December 2003

The X Internet And Consumer Privacy


Christine Overby
Everyday objects that are connected to the Internet promise marketers an unprecedented view of consumers' lives. Companies that want to tap into this channel must offer the right value to earn this consumer data.
by Christine Overby with Josh Bernoff, Esther Yuen

MARKET OVERVIEW
  • Three out of four consumers will share their medical history for prompt assistance from a doctor in an emergency.
  • The lack of consumer data worries most companies.
ANALYSIS
  • Medical data requires obsessive security.
  • Lexus buyers will trade data for improved safety.
  • Shoppers need reassurance about personalized benefits.
  • TiVo combines lifestyle benefits with anonymous data collection.
WHAT IT MEANS
  • Teenagers have less fun.
  • Consumers win with The Data Portability Act of 2009.
 
Figures & Data
  • Figure 1.  The X Internet Supports A Deeper Information Exchange
  • Figure 2.  Consumers' Top Reasons For Sharing Data
  • Figure 3.  Firms Need In-Depth Consumer Data
  • Figure 4.  Privacy Concerns Hold Firms Back
  • Figure 5.  Balance The Data You Collect With The Value You Offer
  • Figure 6.  Early Adopters Manage The X Internet Value Exchange
   
RELATED MATERIAL 
  • Methodology
  • Companies Interviewed For This Report
  • Related Research
 
GRAPEVINE
  • Is the stock market up, or are you just happy to see me?
  • Forrester's Executive Strategy Forum speakers speak out.
  • Home is where the device is.

 

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