I started rattling off the obvious stuff: name, email, shipping address, payment method.
Start by clarifying the scope—what data is needed and for what purpose—then outline the categories of data (user, product, transaction, behavioral) and the collection methods (client-side, server-side, third-party). Emphasize data quality, privacy, and scalability considerations.
Pro tip: Show awareness of privacy regulations like GDPR/CCPA and Samsung's own privacy policies; mention how you'd balance personalization with user consent and data minimization.
Ask clarifying questions to understand what the data will be used for (e.g., personalization, analytics, fraud detection) and any constraints (e.g., real-time, privacy).
List the types of data: user demographics, device info, product details, transaction data, behavioral data (clicks, time on page), and contextual data (referrer, campaign).
Describe how to collect each type: client-side (JavaScript, SDKs), server-side (API logs, database), and third-party (CRM, analytics tools).
Discuss validation, deduplication, and compliance with regulations (GDPR, CCPA) and Samsung's policies, including consent management.
Explain how to handle high volume, ensure data flows into analytics/CRM systems, and support real-time or batch processing.
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