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Diana Kowalski emphasized that any use of VMS data beyond the three core purposes must be subject to robust safeguards ensuring that VMS data cannot be re-identified or reverse-engineered from anonymized or aggregated outputs

Resolution: The parties reached the following agreement: Meridian may use VMS data for the three core permitted purposes (predictive maintenance insights, driver behavior scoring, and fleet optimization analytics) as well as for the development of aggregate and anonymized analytics products, subject to the following conditions: (a) All data used by Meridian for analytics product development purposes must first be irreversibly anonymized — not merely pseudonymized

(b) Prior to applying any anonymization methodology to VMS data for product development purposes, Meridian must provide VMS with a detailed written description of the anonymization methodology, including the specific techniques employed (e

If VMS does not respond within the fifteen (15) business day review period, the proposed methodology shall be deemed approved

Rachel Bernstein emphasized that VMS must have sufficient time to review Meridian's response and compile its own response to the data subject before the regulatory deadline expires

Meridian must submit itemized invoices for reimbursement within thirty (30) days of the close of each calendar quarter