1. An organisation needs to keep various records over time. It currently has its own formal procedures for keeping such records

1. An organisation needs to keep various records over time. It currently has its own formal procedures for keeping such records, so that employees understand how exactly they are to be kept. The organisation realises that it must also now include coverage of privacy of data in these formal procedures.

2. It is found by an organisation that more breaches of privacy have been occurring in it. As a result, the organisation must now record all the kinds breaches and problems involving privacy that occur if they do indeed occur in the future.

3.An organisation is interested in covering the area of data privacy to its training programs where these training programs focus on other areas of the organisation. The training programs include those for Human Resources, working in its call centres, marketing and advertising, and so forth.

7 An organisation has decided to take privacy much more seriously. It will now request its privacy officer to regularly send out a newsletter to employees specifically about privacy. It will also use its current communication methods with employees to include items about privacy.

8. An organisation is interested in using the cloud to support its operations. For instance, a cloud platform would be helpful to it in storing sensitive, confidential information about its customers. From now on, this organisation must have a formal document to assist it when it is choosing a cloud provider for its operations.

9. It is found by an organisation that it is getting a large amount of enquiries from its customers about its approach to handling privacy. It is taking far too long and too much effort for its employees to answer the enquiries of customers. A more efficient way to reduce the effort and time dealing repeatedly with these questions is to provide answers to these commonly asked questions from customers.