Title Aadhaar / G. Shainesh, Shyam Sunder, K. Sudhir, Jaan Elias, Jean Rosenthal

Published London : Yale School of Management, 2018

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Description 1 online resource Series SAGE Knowledge. Cases SAGE Knowledge. Cases Summary Aadhaar, India's system for giving every resident a unique twelve-digit identification number, represented an astounding achievement. In 2010, Indian officials began registration by collecting biometric data (photographs, fingerprints, and iris scans). By 2017 over 1.1 billion people were registered.By 2017, over 95% of India's population had Aadhaar numbers. Officials estimated that social welfare programs were saving billions of dollars. Banks and mobile phone companies were streamlining account set-up and expanding to new customers. Entrepreneurs and established businesses sought new uses for Aadhaar. However, as Aadhaar expanded, there were concerns. Privacy advocates objected to Aadhaar's sweeping role in society and filed a series of court cases about collecting and storing sensitive data. India had few laws concerning data privacy, and many were looking for possible models. Government efforts to link Aadhaar to taxpayer identification and bank account numbers were receiving stiff resistance. Observers wondered how these challenges would shape the way that Aadhaar would be used by both the private and governmental sector Notes Originally Published InShainesh, G., Sundar, S., Sudhir, K., Elias, J., & Rosenthal, J. (2018). Aadhaar. Global Network Case 102-18. New Haven, CT: Global Network for Advanced Management Description based on XML content Subject Unique Identification Authority of India. SUBJECT Unique Identification Authority of India fast Subject Identification numbers, Personal -- Law and legislation -- India -- Case studies Identification numbers, Personal -- Moral and ethical aspects -- India -- Case studies Identification numbers, Personal -- Social aspects -- India -- Case studies Data protection -- Law and legislation -- India -- Case studies Data protection -- Law and legislation Identification numbers, Personal -- Law and legislation India Genre/Form Case studies Case studies. Études de cas. Form Electronic book Author Shyam Sunder, 1944- author. Sudhir, K., author Elias, Jaan, author Rosenthal, Jean, active 2017, author ISBN 9781526490018 1526490013

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