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Who's Accountable for Privacy? Data Governance in a World of ID Theft

Posted January 1, 2006 | Leadership | Technology | Cutter Benchmark Review

For most, if not all, organizations, the collection of customer information is not only necessary, it's imperative. Customer data -- whether your customers are businesses or consumers or both -- can be a way to better understand your marketplace, a way of creating better and more informative customer service, and a benchmark for effective ROI. Information collection can also be a headache and a source of concern, both for the consumers that provide it and the organizations that use it.

About The Author
Alan Chapell
Alan Chapell, CIPP, is President of Chapell & Associates, a consulting firm that helps companies understand privacy and incorporate consumer perception into product development. He has been in the interactive space for more than seven years with firms such as JupiterResearch, DoubleClick, and CheetahMail. Mr. Chapell founded Chapell & Associates in October 2003. Since then, he has worked with clients to ensure that they comply with… Read More
Isaac Scarborough
Isaac Scarborough joined Chapell & Associates in March 2004. As Manager of Market Intelligence, Mr. Scarborough covers both the search and online profiling space for Chapell & Associates. In addition, he documents internal processes for conducting evaluations of client privacy practices. Prior to joining Chapell & Associates, Mr. Scarborough worked with the online democracy forum e.thePeople.org and in the offices of US Senator Pete… Read More
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