data transparency

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📖 Definitions

  1. The principle or practice of making data accessible, understandable, and open to scrutiny by stakeholders, often to ensure accountability, trust, and informed decision-making.; In computing and information technology, the state where data structures, formats, and sources are clearly defined and visible to users or systems to facilitate interoperability and understanding.; A corporate governance standard requiring organizations to disclose relevant operational, financial, or algorithmic data to the public or regulators without concealment.

💬 Examples

  1. International bodies continue to scrutinize the data transparency and long-term environmental consequences of the releases.

  2. The new software update improves data transparency by providing clear logs for all user interactions.

  3. Critics argue that the company lacks sufficient data transparency regarding its supply chain labor practices.