Week 4: Privacy Policies for Hotel GuestsMust post first.The manager for Reservations Services and the company's Chief Privacy Officer have asked the Management Interns to look into a privacy problem that was recently uncovered in the Reservations Services Call Center. Your deliverable for this discussion will be a 3 to 5 paragraph briefing paper in which you summarize the privacy issues (using the information provided below) and then provide 3 to 5 suggestions for appropriate and relevant updates to the current "guest relations" privacy policy (using a competitor's policy as a starting point). Write your 3 to 5 paragraph position paper after reviewing the background information (below) and one or more of the following policies:1. https://www.lhw.com/Privacy-Policy2. https://www.tajhotels.com/en-in/about-taj-group/legal/privacy-policy/3. http://www.fourseasons.com/privacy/BackgroundSpecial requests from guests are entered into the reservation database for use by front desk, concierge, housekeeping, and maintenance personnel. Food service personnel may also need to access this information in order to address special dietary needs. Guests may enter the information themselves using a web-based form or a call center operator may enter it on a guest's behalf.The Chief Privacy Officer recently became aware of a disturbing practice in Reservations Services related to the "special requests" information. Apparently, there has been an on-going contest among the call center operators for "the most outrageous guest requests." A few operators have gone so far as to pull up guest reservation entries in the database for bookings made online via the company's website." This contest is a shocking violation of guests' privacy and could seriously harm the company's reputation if the practice were to continue.An investigation into the situation revealed that (a) the call center operators were not aware of the guest relations privacy policy and (b) the current guest relations privacy policyhas weak protections in place for information stored in the reservations system & bookings database.Please remember to cite your sources (APA format preferred).Attached is the companies background (PAdgett-Beale Corporate Profile v2)

With your action plan already in place, the next step is to analyze whether your intervention provides solutions to the problems you seek to solve. Continuing with the Fictionland scenario, this week you will prepare a presentation that describes how you will monitor your program or policy and discusses your research design plan.Prepare a PowerPoint presentation of 7–10 slides, highlighting your process evaluation strategy for monitoring the implementation of your program or policy.Outline your process evaluation strategy by deciding how you will monitor the following dimensions of your program or policy:TargetsProgram staff or individuals responsible for implementing the program or policyDemonstrate how the monitoring plan will evaluate the intervention’s impact, performance, and efficiency.You must come up with at least two questions per dimension that will allow you to measure whether the critical elements of the program or policy have been implemented properly.Specify the Research DesignSpecify the design of your program or policy to analyze whether it provides solutions to the problems presented in the project scenario for the Fictionland Police Department. Be sure to complete all assigned readings for the week, including the pdf documents. Include the answers to the following questions in your report:Among the many possible design approaches, which design will you employ?Why do you consider this to be the best design for your study?What are the advantages and disadvantages of the approach you have selected?Are there any potential complicating factors that you can anticipate?