Project
The startup AI-DNA has chosen your group to develop their data management policy (chapter 3), data security policy (chapter 7), and data ethics policy (chapter 2). AI-DANA operates in the biotech space analyzing the DNA of amateur and professional athletes with the goal of discovering genome variations. This process is called predictive genomic DNA profiling.
Kambouris, et al. (2012) explains the goal of predictive genomic DNA profiling as “Predictive Genomic DNA Profiling for athletic performance reveals genetic variations that may be associated with better suitability for endurance, strength and speed sports, vulnerability to sports-related injuries and individualized nutritional requirements.”
First, AI-DNA requests the group to research at least five laws governing the handling of this type of data, for example the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This section should be at least 5 pages in length (not including title, reference page, or any images/diagrams) and in APA form. Please include at least 5sources other than the text.
For part two, at least ten policies need to be created for each of the three requested. In addition a section on how the effectiveness of the three policies will be measured using both quantitative and qualitative methods (various chapters).
Next the creation of a data governance structure starting with the Chief Data Officer at the top of the chain of command. Please include a diagram along with the responsibilities of each role (chapter 3).
Reference
Kambouris M, Ntalouka F, Ziogas G, Maffulli N. Predictive genomics DNA profiling for athletic performance. Recent Pat DNA Gene Seq. 2012 Dec;6(3):229-39.
 
 
For the Projects, here are ten topics you may choose from. If there's another project topic you'd like to choose that isn't on the list, please email me and I'll do my best to accommodate your request. 
  1. Data Modeling Tools and their benefits to determine profitability
  2. Data Model Governance and its applications in business
  3. Data Storage and Operations Governance in the Insurance Industry
  4. Data Architecture Outcomes and Practice in the health domain.
  5. Blockchain Database Security in the financial Industry
  6. Data Security Policies applied to cloud computing
  7. Master Data Management and Integration within an organization
  8. Big Data and information sharing practices 
  9. User Data Ownership and social media practices
  10. Metadata and measuring data quality in e-commerce 

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