In the above mentioned studies, some negative ramifications of publication of the data were described, such as selection by hospitals based on risk or a very one-sided view on the easily measurable aspects of quality (in relation to those less accessible to measurement).
It's only through parallel creative exploration that the broader ramifications of open data can be clarified and communicated, both in terms of the value of the art itself and also what it can reveal about our increasingly complex lives.
(This is especially common in small healthcare businesses).. Consider the ramifications of lost data.
However, he believes that the project is a great opportunity to explore the social ramifications of collecting data on an entire city.
We venture that most scientists would not object to students in a philosophy class discussing the metaphysical ramifications of scientific data and theories, but would object to criticisms of scientific explanations on metaphysical grounds.
Gates bluntly noted the political ramifications of such data: "Whether we like it or not, in political terms, you do not count unless the federal government counts you.
What can we do to protect raised threats to privacy, data protection and the greater ramifications of data hacks, and viruses?
She ventures far beyond the social networks of her subtitle to consider the ramifications of search engines, data mining, targeted "behavioral" advertising and other technologies.
And, if so, what are the ramifications of how such data could be used and accessed?
However, cost of maintaining datacenters, keeping the environmental ramifications of data centers at check, providing affordable computation alternative to users still needs to be addressed in a wholesome manner.
