Ironoak Fitness used to carry everything: an overstuffed case of member data with names, dates of birth, health details, payment details, emergency contacts and ex-members' records kept forever; the data is sorted into a small keep tray of what is needed, the member's name and what they paid for, and a let-go bin for the date of birth that isn't needed and old records kept forever; what's left is a light bag with less to lose, and the hold-less rules: only collect what you need, don't keep it just in case, delete when you're done.

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Travel Light — Holding Only the Personal Data You Need

Every piece of personal data you hold is a liability as well as an asset — a risk and a responsibility, not just something useful. So travel light: collect only what you genuinely need, don't keep things 'just in case', and let go of data once you're done. Hold less, keep less.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

See every piece of personal data you hold as a liability as well as an asset — and know the safest data is the data you never collected.
Collect only what you genuinely need (telling a real need from a 'handy'), and resist keeping data 'just in case'.
Let go of data properly once you're done with it — giving each kind a 'done' point with an owner to act on it.
See through the traps of 'we might need it one day' and 'it's easier to just keep everything' — travel light.

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