Tony Goode, the man who blew the whistle on Marks &
Spencer’s plans to cut redundancy payouts, had an unblemished
career of almost 25 years.
When he left M&S he was the man responsible for the
retailer’s database of some 30 million customers, about half the UK
population.
He speaks candidly to Computer Weekly about the job
and how to protect customer information.
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