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How to Use the Latest Methods to Benefit All Stakeholders of The Company

Joseph Lalonde

For more information on contributing a post, please see our contributing policies. 2) Invest in Technology and Automation: Investing in technology and automation is a great way to benefit all stakeholders of a company. This is a contributed post to JMLalonde.com. This includes employees, customers, and shareholders.

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The Dangers of Digital Protectionism

Harvard Business Review

Many governments are currently rethinking their policies regarding cross-border data flows. Some policy makers are concerned about individual privacy rights, consumer rights regarding the ownership of data, domestic law enforcement, and cybersecurity. What Policy Makers Should Consider. Philippe Intraligi/Getty Images.

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Three Questions You Should Ask About Your Cyber-Security

Harvard Business Review

Yes, political hacktivists brag about Web pages defaced and customer information released over the Internet, but companies rarely reveal the attacks that result in the loss of valuable intellectual property — business plans, proprietary technologies or fraudulent payments. These attacks can be devastating.

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Rethink Your Business Continuity Strategy

Harvard Business Review

Amadeo Giannini , the founder of Bank of America, rescued all funds from his bank after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Other banks were in smoldering ruins and unable to operate. The earthquakes in Japan disrupted supply chains and challenged the just-in-time (JIT) management model that has gained popularity.

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The 4 Types of Small Businesses, and Why Each One Matters

Harvard Business Review

A blanket policy that just tries to create another Silicon Valley can turn out to be a disaster. But these Main Street businesses employ a lot of Americans –as many as 57 million– and the policies they need are not the same as the ones required by startups. Most of these small businesses don’t actually have employees.

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India’s Botched War on Cash

Harvard Business Review

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a surprise in early November, demonetizing 500 and 1,000 rupee bank notes. Supply chain transactions, real estate deals, and even weddings and funerals have been frozen. People up and down the income spectrum are dealing with changing cash withdrawal policies and empty ATMs.

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11 Things the Health Care Sector Must Do to Improve Cybersecurity

Harvard Business Review

If that doesn’t work, they can use the stolen information for traditional identity theft, since medical information tends to include enough information to allow a criminal to open a credit card, bank account, or loan in the victim’s name. Protect supply chains. financial services arena. Adopt “tokenization.”