Los costes de una mala gestión interna de la comunicación empresarial.

Un TEMA IMPORTANTE que ya hemos comentado aquí. En realidad, varios temas:
- el coste de la mala gestión de la comunicación empresarial ante ataques o fraudes, que hay que prevenir y anticipar.
- la necesaria coordinación entre áreas internas (IT, financiera, jurídica, etc.) para el manejo de toda la información pública de la empresa y de la que tiene que proteger.
De ahí el interés de la encuesta e-discovery de Deloitte (artículo de expansion, 16 de julio 2010, no digitalizado)

En la página de Deloitte, en el Forensic Center, toda la información:

"Managing e-discovery
 The ever-increasing volume of data allows opportunities for error and criticism by other parties throughout the discovery continuum. In the long run, it is advisable to try to make decisions on how to handle discovery by understanding the implications of all components along the way. Who is responsible for designing and maintaining the discovery program? To an extent, that depends on how a company is organized. In many respects, ultimate responsibility goes to the CEO and board. The program development should involve a committee including in-house counsel (especially the General Counsel), IT, key business heads, the records management department, and in some cases, outside counsel.

Policies for readiness and reaction should be developed across various functional groups to avoid gaps in the process (legal, finance, IT, and records management). Establishing and maintaining the proper tone at the top is also critical in getting the program implemented — just having a program in place is not enough."

La solución: 'E-Discovery: Mitigating Risk Through Better Communication'

Nota de Prensa: 16 de junio 2010
'Two-Thirds of Respondents are Concerned about E-Discovery Challenges Posed by Social MediaCompanies need legal and IT teams to communicate more effectively to tackle challenge'.
La encuesta.