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(Chief Privacy Officer) An individual who manages the privacy issues within an organization. Arising out of the privacy regulations in finance and health care in the late 1990s, the CPO position eventually crossed over to all industries. The CPO, typically an attorney, is involved with setting privacy policy which determines how much information should be collected and how much can be shared both inside and outside of the company. An organization's privacy policy is often stated on its Web site. See privacy and P3P.
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CPO, with the Texas Department of Health states, "This is 'education' in a broad sense and application at a facility level. John Gomez, of the San Diego firm of McClellan & Gomez, one of three law firms involved as counsel in the proposed class-action lawsuit, said Ford promoted the CPO program by saying that ``if it's not certified, it's just used. The main selling point of the CPO program is peace of mind with warranties that include free maintenance, possible exchange policy, lower interest, mechanical inspections before certifying, lower mileage, and product quality that is as good as a new vehicle," says Todd Wilson, former director of Automotive Sales and Internet Research for J. |
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