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In-company BE student blogs and corporate confidentiality
February 6th, 2005
by Cleve
More on the confidentiality note/disclaimer in my last post here.
The point?
- Be aware and use common business sense.
- Discuss with students. (Maybe I’ll use the InformationWeek article linked above in a pre-blogging class? I’m going to Furl it just in case.)