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3. How do privacy challenges of the social service context
compare with challenges of other public services such as
traffic enforcement? (not traffic as in cars) BIM 400,
BOOK, Information systems in organizations, Wallace,
2013 pg 174
Solution
The use of social media by emergency officials raises
privacy concerns that are not present with broadcast
methods of sending alerts and warnings. Official
monitoring of social media to better detect or understand
unfolding events is of potential value to emergency
managers but may also raise privacy concerns. In addition,
the networked nature of social media may provide a
substantial amount of information about a single individual.
For example, based on whom individuals follow on Twitter,
one could infer where they live and work and where their
children attend school. In addition to privacy challenges,
liability and legal concerns will also have to be addressed.
Peter Swire, Ohio State University, discussed legal and
policy perspectives on privacy challenges. Bryan Ware,
Digital Sandbox, discussed the privacy challenges that

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limit tool use and how privacy protections might be built
into application development. Aram Dobalian, VHA
Emergency Management Evaluation Center, explored
liability issues related to first-responder use of social
media.
Whether you consider them valid or not, privacy issues are
here to stay. Public concerns over how companies use
highly personalized customer data have galvanized
political interest here in the United states. Overseas, views
on privacy affect companies competing in the global
market.Depending on your approach, privacy issues can
work either for or against your business. If you choose to
get ahead of the curve and proactively develop a strategy
for dealing with them, you can actually market your privacy
strategy as a value-add. But if you fall behind the curve,
you may suffer a backlash from distrustful and
disappointed customers.
As more privacy bills come before Congress and the EU
presses its case, the question of what to do about privacy
issues mounts. Mary U. Musacchia is counsel to the
President and director of government relations and public
policy at SAS, an analytics and data mining systems
vendor. Speaking at a recent eCRM conference hosted by
Freedom Technology Media Group, Musacchia advised the
business community to make an effort to standardize

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3. How do privacy challenges of the social service context compare with challenges of other public services such as traffic enforcement? (not traffic as in cars) BIM 400, BOOK, Information systems in organizations, Wallace, 2013 pg 174 Solution The use of social media by emergency officials raises privacy concerns that are not present with broadcast methods of sending alerts and warnings. Official monitoring of social media to better detect or understand unfolding events is of potential value to emergency managers but may also raise privacy concerns. In addition, the networked nature of social media may provide a substantial amount of information about a single individual. For example, based on whom individuals follow on Twitter, one could infer where they live and work and where their children attend school. In addition to privacy challenges, liability and legal concerns will also have to be addressed. Peter Swire, Ohio State University, discussed legal and policy perspectives on privacy challenges. Bryan Ware, Digital Sandbox, discussed the privacy challenges that limit tool use and how privacy protections might be built into application development. Aram Dobalian, VHA Emergency Management Evaluation Center, explored liability issues related to first-responder use of social media. Whether you consider them valid or not, privacy issues are here to stay. Public concerns over how companies use highly personalized customer data have galvanized political interest here in the ...
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