Federal privacy legislation now applies to virtually all commercial operations in Canada. This briefing presents tips to help organizations as they work to combine regulatory compliance with a strategic approach to privacy.
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On Jan. 1. 2004, virtually all commercial operations in Canada became subject to federal privacy legislation. Companies must ensure that they are ready, both in their organizational capacity to comply with the legislation and in their awareness of the privacy protection issues they will encounter in the coming months.
How a company integrates privacy into its business strategy will influence its customers’ and its employees’ perceptions of its brand, its reputation for protecting personal information and its success in the marketplace. The Privacy Challenge: From Compliance to Competitive Advantage offers a checklist of nine issues for organizations to consider as they work to integrate regulatory compliance with a strategic approach to privacy. Many of its insights are drawn from companies that have been subject to privacy legislation since its earliest days.
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