From the Learning Activity titled “Privacy Protection,” (please see the attached notes) identify two of the U.S. Federal Privacy Rights and Laws listed. Now, imagine you are a business analyst. What are some considerations you would make to ensure customer data is protected? In terms of creating a privacy policy, who would you involve in this process and why? If a manager asked you to provide him with a list of all customer emails for a marketing campaign, how would you respond? How would you determine if providing the list would be a violation of the company’s privacy policy?

Describe three ways that your organization might benefit from the use of data visualizations. Explain the content Explain intended audience Give information for each example

How is consistency exhibited in the following parts of a research paper? v  Title v  Theoretical Framework v  Conceptual Paradigm v  Statement of the Problem – Preparation of Instrument

How marketers promote value has changed dramatically since the arrival and proliferation of digital and social media. As such, ‘old school marketers’ need to retool to understand not only what roles these new media play but what relation they might have to more traditional approaches (e.g., sales, sales promotion, advertising, direct marketing…) to value promotion. Assuming the role of CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) write a departmental memo that introduces an in-service program to marketing veterans detailing what social/digital media offers the firm, the degree of fit to more traditional promotional tools, what kind of new skills/concepts they will need to learn to stay current and make a new-improved contribution to the firm’s promotional program.

Why would customers have privacy concerns while making purchases on social networking sites like Facebook, which already know so much about them?

Paraphrase this one. Analyze and elaborate in 100 words. Relying on data garnered from surveys underscores a common challenge—data accuracy. Not all respondents provide entirely truthful or precise information. Inaccuracies might stem not from dishonesty, but rather from personal biases and reservations. Consequently, inaccurate data stands to compromise the integrity of predictive insights, potentially leading businesses astray.

1).Which of the following principles describes customer loyalty? A) customer value and satisfaction B) customer satisfaction and retention C) customer value and retention D) returning and satisfied customers   NOTE: please give the answer within 2 hours thank you.

Determine when information usefulness stands alone as an important criterion not addressed by the other features.

In a study, causation can be best established by:   A) considering a single explanation. B) evaluating the methodologies used. C) accounting for competing explanations. D) analyzing the scope of the study.

Critically analyse the below proposal from the Financial Conduct Authority and critically evaluate the legal principles and regulations involved in preventing similar actions of greenwashing. < "FCA proposes new rules to tackle greenwashing Press Releases First published: 25/10/2022 < In a bid to clamp down on greenwashing, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing a package of new measures including investment product sustainability labels and restrictions on how terms like 'ESG', 'green' or 'sustainable' can be used. < The measures are among several potential new rules which will protect consumers and improve trust in sustainable investment products. The work forms part of the commitment made in the FCA's ESG Strategy and Business Plan to build trust and integrity in ESG-labelled instruments, products and the supporting ecosystem. < There has been growth in the number of investment products marketed as 'green' or making wider sustainability claims. Exaggerated, misleading or…