Someone to Watch Over Me: The Integration of Privacy and Corporate Social Responsibility

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Someone to Watch Over Me: The Integration of Privacy and Corporate Social Responsibility
a). Objectives
This article has several objectives regarding the relationships within different organizations. For instance, it aims at finding out the relationships of the firms involving their key stakeholders and how privacy concerns are increasingly threatening these relationships. More so, the article aims at giving the initiatives of the corporate social responsibility of the firm and their roles in enhancing and strengthening the relationships and thus, creating the overall framework that can be used in the assessment of the issues that are related to the privacy of the firms’ activities.
b). Methodology
The research article mainly depended on the assessment of the corporate social responsibilities (CSRs) to find out the activities that are directly related to the broader strategy of CSR and business practices together with the goods and services produced.
c). Summary of research results
The article highlights the major four overlap areas that exist between the corporate social responsibility and privacy of the firms. It also gives a highlight on the crucial opportunities that can be used by different firms to put in place the proper management of the issues related to the privacy of the stakeholders (Allen, and Peloza, pp641). This helps in the provision of an integration of such concerns into the broader agenda of corporate social responsibility.

d). Managerial implications of the research
However, this research has a greater implication on the managerial positions of different firms. It is the major role for the management to protect the privacy of the stakeholders in their companies. In this case, the article is trying the explain the negative effects that may arise due to poor management of the privacy of the stakeholders due to lack of corporate social responsibility in an organization. Thus, it is essential for the management of any organization to put in place proper and strong measures of corporate social responsibility such that the privacy of their stakeholders is safeguarded.
e). Relate the research results/implications to your own behavior or to a company
This research has a direct relationship on the trust that the public or people put in any organizations. In most cases, such firms that lack corporate social responsibilities and every time the privacy of their stakeholders are released to the third parties normally lack trust from the public and thus, people become more reluctant to deal with them.

Works cited
Allen, A. M., and Peloza, J. “Someone to Watch Over Me: The Integration of Privacy and Corporate Social Responsibility,” Business Horizons, 58 (6), 635-642. 2015.