For example, in social business there is a whole lot of identity information far beyond what is classically considered Personally-Identifying Information (PII) and Sensitive Personal Information (SPI).
Zach Slaton (ZS): The Soccer Power Index (SPI) is one of the few comprehensive predictive public models for matches that then translates match results into overall competition results.
Can you give some background on how you maintain the SPI, either what you do or others do, and what competitions you see it being applicable to and others to which it may not be so applicable?
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