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110			_95396 _aPricewaterhouseCoopers
245			_a13th Annual Global CEO Survey. Setting a smarter course for growth
264			_aLondres _bPWC _c2010
300			_a52 páginas
505			_aIn the wake of unprecedented thefts of personal information, companies in the transaction processing and information services businesses that have not established the role of Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) should do so before they become the next victims -- and perhaps put their reputation and their business at risk. The duties and responsibilities of CPOs in businesses whose lifeblood is information go far beyond merely guarding marketing information and monitoring compliance. Understanding the complex demands of this role and finding the right people to fill it should be a high priority for information companies that want to maintain public confidence and protect shareholder value.
520			_aIn this Annual Global CEO Survey 13 shows how business leaders responded to the challenges caused by the recession, concerns facing today and, often difficult to reflect on "lessons learned" their strategies for positioning their companies in the long run.
610			_95397 _aPRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS
650		0	_aCRIMEN ORGANIZADO _911173
650			_95399 _aGLOBALIZACIÓN
650		0	_aTRATA DE PERSONAS _917510
650			_95401 _aCORPORACIONES
650			_95402 _aORGANIZACIÓNES
650			_95403 _aECONOMÍA
650			_95404 _aUSUARIOS
650		0	_aTRATA DE PERSONAS _917510
651			_95406 _aLAOS
651			_94788 _aBRASIL
651			_95407 _aRUSIA
651			_95408 _aINDIA
651			_95291 _aCHINA
856			_uhttps://www.pwc.com/gx/en/ceo-survey/pdf/pwc_13th_annual_global_ceo_survey_e.pdf
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