The telescope, the wildly popular online search engine, has to deal with the looming crisis: a security breach in which information from thousands of users have been compromised. Technically, thanks to a carefully thought-out "Terms of Use", the company is not financially responsible for any consequential damages. But the telescope is proud of its commitment to act responsibly. His motto: "We only do good," and the company has published a number of philosophers, including "Focus on the customer and harmony should be" and "to make money, not evil." The telescope is a highly respected in the Internet world for its non-corporate attitude appearance and not greedy. Its IPO, almost 10 years ago, it was met with enthusiasm, and the company was stellar earnings. The big question for the CEO and co-founder Spencer Milo: "As the ideals and passion with which he began the telescope come into play now?" It must reconcile the fact that the company is worth, and how his organization can soothe their commitment and belief of actions that may be needed to keep the telescope is a thriving business. "Hide
by Andrew Wicks C, Jenny Mead, Nicholas Stewart Source: Darden School of Business 2 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 2012. Prod. #: UV5296-PDF-ENG
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