In this report I will explain the legal and ethical issues in relation to the use of business information, I will also explain the operational issues in relation to the use of business information. Furthermore, I will outline electronic and non-electronic methods for communicating business information using examples for different types of audiences and analyse the legal, ethical and operational issues in relation to the use of business information using suitable examples.
Apple is an American multinational technology company that sell modern technology to its customers. This business sells Mac Computers, IPhone, iPad and iPod. They have different varieties of these products in sizes, colours, storages and different generations of the products. Apple has more than 500 retail stores in 22 countries around the world. Apple has more than 116,000 of employees working in their retail stores around the world. They serve worldwide which means they products are sold almost in every part of country.
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Legal issues are when the law requires businesses to protect the business information, there are three main legislation in place to help protect business information that can include …show more content…
Apple stores customers and public details and other information on databases must be attained honestly and legally, information must be used for the purposes stated, must be relevant, accurate and up to date, must not be kept longer than required and protected from third party. Apple make sure their customers details are kept secured within the business and are not used for the intend purposes which are; to inform them about business new products or services, discounts and offers, tips and guidance to get the best out of Apple products or services, up to date with business
Apple is an American multinational technology company that sell modern technology to its customers. This business sells Mac Computers, IPhone, iPad and iPod. They have different varieties of these products in sizes, colours, storages and different generations of the products. Apple has more than 500 retail stores in 22 countries around the world. Apple has more than 116,000 of employees working in their retail stores around the world. They serve worldwide which means they products are sold almost in every part of country.
P5:
Legal issues are when the law requires businesses to protect the business information, there are three main legislation in place to help protect business information that can include …show more content…
Apple stores customers and public details and other information on databases must be attained honestly and legally, information must be used for the purposes stated, must be relevant, accurate and up to date, must not be kept longer than required and protected from third party. Apple make sure their customers details are kept secured within the business and are not used for the intend purposes which are; to inform them about business new products or services, discounts and offers, tips and guidance to get the best out of Apple products or services, up to date with business