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These extensive historical accounts of personal or business activities live forever, and are shared and analyzed outside of user control, becoming a breeding ground for the next wave of cyber risks at all levels — reputational, financial and national security.
Any major failure carries a high level of reputational risk, according to Gartner Research Director Adam Preset.
We find strong support, however, that scientists perceive the value of patenting differently, and the level of reputational importance placed on scientific compared to commercial achievements matters in shaping commercial involvement.
The role of the public sciences in supporting the growth of new industries with radically innovative technologies has varied between countries that encourage different levels of reputational competition and intellectual pluralism and flexibility.
[Editor's update: it decided not to.] Toronto's next election won't take place until October 2014.On a broader level, Canada will pay a reputational price for its misbehaving mayors.
While the questions were clearly partisan, the spotlight on Kleiner added a new level of public criticism to a reputational injury that has been building for several years, denting Kleiner's status as one of the top technology venture capital firms.
The controversy got so heated that, earlier in the summer, Arts Council England and campaigning group Index on Censorship produced a report advising organisations on how to head off "ethical and reputational" issues before they reached sea-monster-critical levels.
Ferrovial's shares have lagged the Madrid stockmarket since the deal, as worries about its level of gearing in a world of rising interest rates are compounded by the reputational risk of running the world's most-loathed airport.
Frølich et al. believe that PR can provide both financial and reputational incentives for health providers to improve quality of care, although contextual factors (at the levels of the markets and provider organisation) and characteristics of providers and patients may enhance or mitigate their responses to those incentives [ 24].
