Manage your reputation with our Information Ecosystem
The company manages its reputation by making business and personal data accessible to partners under its direction. The company expects its (potential) partners to do the same.
Manage your reputation with the Trust Network
Users on the trust network manage their own data about their legal and functional organization. According to the rules of the TTP policy, users make agreements with other users about giving access to or sharing their data. By consulting the Accountability Seal Register, users know to what extent they can rely on the internal controls of other users. The increased certainty about the reliability of the data makes it possible to organize operational business processes more effectively and cost-efficiently.
A (potential) partner wishes to trust a company. This is possible if this company has a good reputation. Its reputation depends on demonstrably reliable data. If there is an exchange of data, the partners will want to trust that this data will remain confidential and available.
A relationship of trust exists by virtue of a good reputation; a total impression of the actions of the partners. It is about the trust, appreciation and support that partners give each other. Giving each other direct access to company and personal data creates mutual trust, appreciation and support in enjoying the relationship of trust.
Benefits from a business perspective
A company creates an overview and insight into its responsibility and liability domain and its partners on the Trust Network. Every business user maintains an information ecosystem in which:
- The increased certainty about the reliability of the data makes it possible to organise operational business processes more effectively and cost-efficiently;
- The business’s company and personal data are correct and complete, with which the company presents itself to partners;
- The holding company, subsidiaries, participations and joint ventures, and the authorised representatives, are known;
- The functional business organisation, departments and roles and authorities are known;
- It is easier to organise compliance with legal and contractual obligations; and
- The company and personal data better match the mores of the target groups.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is reputation management?
The company management wishes to continuously inform its partners about the company organisation with confidential, reliable and available data. The same applies the other way around. The company management expects its partners to present themselves with reliable data. By demonstrably taking responsibility for organising compliance with the obligations under the TTP policy, the management offers society certainty about the expected reliability of the data presented. Accountability is a reaffirmation of trust between partners.
How can I purchase this application?
MYOBI supports reputation management with the information ecosystem on the Trust Network. As a company makes more agreements with partners, its information ecosystem grows and the importance of managing its reputation. The available functionalities are a standard part of the user license on the Trust Network. However, users of the Trust Network demand additional functionalities, and MYOBI addresses this demand and, in collaboration with professionals from Duthler Associates, develops user stories. An overview of the needs:
- Building and managing the corporate family.
- Using more authentic sources.
- Integral building and management of the functional organization.
- Using fixed data business systems.
We welcome users who make suggestions for additional functionalities.
How much is it?
The information ecosystem in which the reputation manager currently performs reputation management is part of the license on the Trust Network.
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