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“Corporate Safety Organization” is an important unit under the business handling frontline of a company. A fully structured Safety organization can help the company or decision-maker to achieve proper surveillance and protection of confidential information, through having complementary management criteria to the company as well as performing mature implementation of management work. Thus, a corporation may operate smoothly with stable growth instead of disturbances. At the same time, through professional corporate safety service, the safety needs of employees, firms, as well as customers may be fulfilled, and thereby establish a trustworthy reputation and image for the company. “A Practical Research into the Security Management of High-Tech Semi-conductor Industries” is divided into five chapters, mainly focusing on almost thirty years of personal experience in working to improve the security structure of a high-tech company. It presents an exciting case study of high-tech industries’ security organizations, analyzing the differences between the safety needs of high-tech industries vs. conventional industries, and explains how the highest internationally ranking company insists on achieving its beliefs and values in security management. Meanwhile, it also points out what domestic industries, the government, and scholars foresee regarding the challenges the corporate safety market service will face in the future. The first chapter “Preface” is mainly discussing the motivation, purpose, method and scope. The high tech industry is moving towards an era of high cost, high technology, high yield and big on intellectual property rights, which easily lures competitors to commit crimes of theft and piracy. If we ignore safety management, we will face business spies stealing all kinds of confidential information to attack corporate competition and survival. Dwelling on the case study of the top-ranking high-tech company in Hsin Chu Science Park, it points out the investment and effort the company has made in the field of Corporate Security that has made it the successful role-model for foreign and domestic competitors. The main topic in Chapter two, “Safety Risks and Needs of High-tech Industry Development” is the evaluation of various safety risks, and explains the development of each safety theory, especially in the midst of business espionage, high-tech industries not only have to face inner management challenges, but also have to take precautions against e-invasion. The second section dilates on prevention and management of crisis and their importance to corporate safety, emphasizing the importance of crisis management. The third section reinforces the dire need for information safety management in a company, providing strategies for maintaining information confidentiality and problem solving, which are key actions for corporate safety organizations. Finally, this chapter discusses the mutual interdependency and support between physical security system’s safe environment and the company itself—only by working side by side and having a consensus on the necessary contributions to security can the mission of keeping the people property and information security of a corporation safe be truly fulfilled. Chapter three “Current analysis of corporate safety mechanisms and T-company case study” takes into view the corporate safety management example of the world leading manufacturer of semi-conductors, going into depth concerning “physical security environment”, (including system management, information confidentiality protection,) and “managerial personnel personal safety protection,” being a chapter that attempts to prove the theories mentioned above. By following the chairman of company T, who is highly respected for his wisdom and knowledge in the academic field as well as his reputation as an opinion leader in the high-tech industry, we see how corporate safety work not only deals with common entrance surveillance, information security management, but also how to plan the personal safety of high level superiors and to support the safety requirements of corporate events. In Chapter Four, “The Set up and Structure of High tech Industries,” the topic of corporate safety organizations enters the applications that can be used once the safety theories are in practice. This chapter clearly puts down the methods and verification of different safety schemes, providing detailed procedures to be a guide and reference for corporate safety workers. The content includes basic structure of a company’s physical safety structure, from pre-preparation to plan-realization, demonstrated through three areas 1) organization positioning, 2) responsibilities and duties, and 3)way of implementation. Two other key points in the forth chapter includes the “Should-do’s” of information confidence protection and personal safety, two items that are unfamiliar to current safety management opinions, and gives rules to abide and management practices so that these specific cases are tailored and established as a template for the workings of corporate security. Chapter Five spends time on the issue of how a company should cut down on expenses but still uplift the company’s capabilities of safety defense in the dark waters of advanced crime techniques and scams and are so frequently seen in the environment of high-tech industries. Only through legal institutions in the public sector, personal safety areas (corporate safety organizations, security dealers,) and the society’s cooperation, may crime be prevented and safety secured. This chapter also takes a very objective perspective to survey the usage of current security resources and the need for a safe environment, giving doable advice, hoping that the government, security organizations, corporate security units, as well as academic institutions may cooperate and create a mechanism that enhances the integrated management of security companies, improves the quality of security personnel and satisfies the smooth flow of corporate security organizations, to fulfill the purpose and need of corporate security development.
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