This document provides a case study analysis of Target Corporation's response to a massive data breach in late 2013 that compromised payment card information for millions of customers. It describes the managerial challenges faced by CEO Gregg Steinhafel and other executives as they worked to address the crisis, disclose its full scope, support affected customers, and repair damage to the company's reputation and sales. While some executives felt Steinhafel was too aggressive in his disclosures, he believes Target's handling of the breach, not the breach itself, will define the company. The breach is estimated to cost Target billions in expenses, lost sales, and brand repair.
This document provides a case study analysis of Target Corporation's response to a massive data breach in late 2013 that compromised credit card and personal information for tens of millions of customers. The summary discusses:
1) Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel's decision to publicly disclose that more customer information was stolen than initially believed, despite concerns from executives that it was unclear what fraud risks were posed.
2) The significant negative impact the breach had on Target's sales, brand reputation, and costs to address the incident through credit monitoring, technology upgrades, and legal issues.
3) Steinhafel's leadership approach in the aftermath, from daily meetings to accelerate security improvements to personally visiting stores, while acknowledging the sophisticated nature
Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel worked to regain consumer trust after a massive data breach in late 2013 that compromised credit card information for millions of customers. Steinhafel disclosed the full scope of the breach, despite some advising only disclosing the credit card information. This damaged the Target brand further. Target faced declining sales, overwhelmed call centers, and ongoing costs related to the breach. Steinhafel led daily meetings to address the crisis and accelerate security upgrades, but faced criticism for some open-ended responses to customers. The breach significantly hurt Target's business and brand reputation.
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Complete the Target CEO Case Study Analysis.
This document provides information about a case study analysis assignment for an MGT 521 management class. It includes a description of a case study about Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel working to regain consumer trust after a massive data breach in 2013 that compromised customer payment information. The summary discusses Steinhafel's decision to disclose the full scope of the breach, the financial and reputational impacts on Target, and Steinhafel's efforts to respond to the crisis through communication with customers, accelerated security upgrades, and daily meetings.
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Resources: Ch. 1 and 2 of Management: A Practical Introduction
Complete the Target CEO Case Study Analysis.
Submit your analysis.
Center for Writing Excellence
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Grammar and Writing Guides
This document provides a case study analysis of Target Corporation's response to a massive data breach in late 2013 that compromised credit card and personal information for tens of millions of customers. The summary discusses:
1) Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel's decision to publicly disclose that more customer information was stolen than initially believed, despite concerns from executives that it was unclear what fraud risks were posed.
2) The significant negative impact the breach had on Target's sales, brand reputation, and costs to address the incident through credit monitoring, technology upgrades, and legal issues.
3) Steinhafel's leadership approach in the aftermath, from daily meetings to accelerate security improvements to personally visiting stores, while acknowledging the sophisticated nature
Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel worked to regain consumer trust after a massive data breach in late 2013 that compromised credit card information for millions of customers. Steinhafel disclosed the full scope of the breach, despite some advising only disclosing the credit card information. This damaged the Target brand further. Target faced declining sales, overwhelmed call centers, and ongoing costs related to the breach. Steinhafel led daily meetings to address the crisis and accelerate security upgrades, but faced criticism for some open-ended responses to customers. The breach significantly hurt Target's business and brand reputation.
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Assignment Content Resources: Ch. 1 and 2 of Management: A Practical Introduction Complete the Target CEO Case Study Analysis. Submit your analysis. Center for Writing Excellence Reference and Citation Generator Grammar and Writing Guides Learning Team Toolkit Case Analysis Questions Answer the following in 175 words each: 1. Describe the managerial functions that were demonstrated in the case description. Provide examples of how each function you discuss was evident in the case study. 2. Assess the success with which the Target
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Complete the Target CEO Case Study Analysis.
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1. Business Profile: Provide a brief profile of the business and the industry it occupies, including the business’s market share and competitors, as well as opportunities and threats facing the business and industry outside of the particular governmental action now facing the business.
2. Governmental Action: Analyze the potential governmental action or political challenge that will affect the business in this particular situation.
3. Organization and Teams: Describe the organization of the company, including divisions and project teams, and the manner in which the company
has used these teams to respond to government regulations in the past.
4. Stakeholders: Describe the company’s internal and external stakeholders. In your description, include the actions taken by the stakeholders to
date to influence the political process and advocate for the business’s interests.
5. Current Environment: Describe the current business environment, both financial and otherwise, including the initial reaction of the company to
the situation and the initial position taken by political actors and other stakeholders.
PROFESSOR FEEDBACK: In terms of government impacts, you definitely described some general impacts, however, to make the balance ...
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1. MGT 521 Assignment Apply Week 1 Target Case Study
Analysis
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Assignment Content Resources: Ch. 1 and 2 of Management: A Practical
Introduction Complete the Target CEO Case Study Analysis. Submit
your analysis. Center for Writing Excellence Reference and Citation
Generator Grammar and Writing Guides Learning Team Toolkit Case
Analysis Questions Answer the following in 175 words each: 1.
Describe the managerial functions that were demonstrated in the
case description. Provide examples of how each function you discuss
was evident in the case study. 2. Assess the success with which the
Target management team handled the management challenges identified
in Chapter 1. 3. Describe the primary management viewpoint
demonstrated in the case study. Evaluate your concept of its success in
this case. Do you think another management viewpoint would have been
more appropriate? 1. Assess your ideas regarding Target’s need and
ability to operate as a Learning Organization in the future. Target CEO
Works to Retain Consumer Trust after the Company Was Hacked
Minneapolis—Executives settled around a square table inside a Target
Corp. conference room here earlier this month and munched on store-
brand snacks as they chewed over something far less appetizing.
Opinion surveys commissioned by the company found that the massive
cybertheft that waylaid Target late [in 2013] had knocked confidence
and trust in the 51-year-old retailer to an all-time low. Target was having
trouble shaking the fallout from a key decision by Chief Executive
2. Gregg Steinhafel that made the crisis appear even worse than it already
was. The initial evidence had indicated that credit and debit card
numbers of about 40 million Target customers had been stolen. But the
retailer had learned later that the hackers gained access to partial names
and physical or e-mail addresses for as many as 70 million people—a
breach that some top executives counseled against disclosing because it
was unclear what kind of fraud danger it posed. Nevertheless, Mr.
Steinhafel insisted on making the bigger number public, sparking news
reports that as many as 110 million Target customers had been affected.
At the meeting, Chief Marketing Officer Jeffrey Jones groused about the
huge number. The public “keeps hearing that equals one-third of all
Americans,” he said. “That’s hammering us.” Mr. Steinhafel says he has
no regrets about the aggressive disclosure and other costly decisions in
the wake of the crisis. “Target won’t be defined by the breach, but how
we handle the breach,” he says. The executives acknowledge the crisis
has damaged the retailer’s bull’s-eye brand, while analysts estimate it
may cost Target billions of dollars. During the holiday-shopping season,
Target’s sales and store traffic plummeted. Call-center volume
overwhelmed employees. Executives testified before congressional
panels, and the company is facing federal and state investigations into
how the cybercrime occurred from its store registers and computer
network. Over the two months since the crisis erupted, Mr. Steinhafel,
59 years old, has lurched from one difficult decision to another. At one
point, he proposed in a meeting that Target would provide free credit
monitoring and identity-theft insurance for one year to all its customers.
Scott Kennedy, a senior executive, asked: “You’re saying we will give
this to any customer who’s ever been in a store, but we aren’t
checking?” Mr. Steinhafel nodded. “Then we’re offering this to all
Americans,” Mr. Kennedy replied. Target went ahead with that plan.
The breach could wind up costing Target, which notched $73 billion in
3. sales in 2012, a few billion dollars, people familiar with the matter say.
New chip technology to replace magnetic strips on credit cards could
cost about $100 million, one executive told Congress. Card-monitoring
services for customers could cost tens of millions, according to one
executive. Hundreds of millions of marketing dollars could be diverted
to repairing the brand. In addition, costs are mounting for reissuing
cards, staffing call centers, forensic and data-security units, and lawyers
for public inquiries and private lawsuits. . . . The CEO, who likes to say
“retail is detail,” is known internally for paying surprise visits to Target
stores—there are about 1,800 in the U.S. that drew about 32 million
customers a week before the crisis. Store managers say they warn each
other to be alert for a man snooping around the aisles, frequently
snacking from a box of animal crackers. Recently, Mr. Steinhafel says,
he stopped a manager who was reading e-mail on her cellphone as she
passed through Target’s downtown Minneapolis headquarters. “Please
be in the present,” he recalls telling her. From November 27, the day
before Thanksgiving, through December 18, Target executives say,
shoppers’ payment-card data was captured through “malware” installed
in Target’s computer network. The hackers had entered the network
through a vendor. The breach got wide publicity. Shoppers clogged
Target phone lines and stores. Some sent tweets and emails that they
would never again shop at Target. On the last weekend before
Christmas, the big crowds at Target stores had dwindled. On December
20, Mr. Jones, the chief marketing officer, urged Mr. Steinhafel to
appear in a video on Target’s website. The CEO was reluctant. He didn’t
have a script and was exhausted. With a camera rolling, Target’s public-
relations chief, Dustee Jenkins, asked him questions. Mr. Steinhafel,
clad in Target’s trademark red shirt and khakis store attire, thanked
customers for their trust, provided tips to monitor their accounts, and
promised zero liability to shoppers for any fraudulent charges. Mr.
4. Steinhafel began holding twice-daily “status meetings” in a 32nd floor
conference room. Early this month, prompted by the Target data breach,
Congress held hearings on cyberattacks. As Mr. Mulligan, the CFO,
made his appearances, Mr. Steinhafel and his executive team watched
from the company’s “situation room.” A Secret Service official testified
that the data breach was “highly technical and sophisticated,” prompting
Mr. Steinhafel to remark: “That shows it’s not just our operation. It
would be hard for any retailer to withstand this.” At a daily status
meeting early this month, Mr. Steinhafel pushed to accelerate to early
next year the timeline for Target to replace magnetic strips on its
payment cards with a new chip technology widely used in Europe and
Canada that is less vulnerable to fraud.
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MGT 521 Week 1 Apply Management And Applications Worksheet
MGT 521 Week 2 Apply Management Planning Worksheet
MGT 521 Week 3 Apply Organizational Culture and Design
MGT 521 Week 4 Apply Leadership Examination
MGT 521 Week 5 Apply Using the Project Planner’s Toolkit
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MGT 521 Final Exam Guide (New)
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1. ________ is defined as a business firm’s intention, beyond its
legal and economic obligations, to do the right things and act in
ways that are good for society.
Social screening
Social responsibility
Social obligation
Values-based management
2. The balanced scorecard measures organizational performance
against previously established standards. Which of the four
functions of management relates most closely to setting these
standards?
Controlling
Leading
Organizing
Planning
7. 3. Budgets can be used as tools within which two functions of
management?
Controlling and organizing
Planning and leading
Controlling and planning
Organizing and leading
4. Indira Patel has been working in her organization’s computer
security department for the past 10 years. If another employee
follows Indira’s recommendations in a given situation, based on
her expertise in computer security, which source of power is
Indira using?
Legitimate power
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8. 1. Unlike leaders, managers are those who: encourage and motivate
employees to work together to achieve a common vision. implement
procedures and processes to ensure the smooth functioning of an
organization. seek innovation rather than stability in their approach to
fulfill organizational aspiration develop relationships with employees
based on trust and mutual respect. 2. Adopting a __________ involves
distributing monetary resources among divisions to increase financial
returns or to spread risks among different businesses. differentiation
strategy global strategy portfolio strategy multidomestic strategy 3.
Which of the following statements is true of a corporate-level strategy?
It provides the framework within which functional managers operate. It
is the primary responsibility of top managers. It is used to identify an
organization’s strengths and weaknesses. It outlines a division’s long-
term goals. 4. __________ is the process by which managers establish
the structure of working relationships among employees to allow them
to achieve a company’s goals efficiently and effectively. Leading
Organizing Planning Controlling 5. Identify a true statement about an
effective control system? It provides managers with accurate
information about organizational performance. It is limited in its
capacity to provide managers with information in a timely manner. It
allows managers to take only programmed decisions. It is an informal
system that helps managers make decisions.
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1) John writes a memo to his employees. Putting his thoughts
onto paper is an example of
2) Chantel received an invitation to a web meeting that will take
place at 3:00 p.m. She accepted the invitation. This is an
example of
3) You are doing research on political issues and find that you
are on a conservative leaning site. What type of source
credibility issue is
this?
4) When reviewing an educational math website, you find the
author’s background is in English. What type of source
credibility issue is
this?
10. 5) A famous ice cream manufacturer sent workers to a nearby
grocery store to offer shoppers a sample of its new flavor. The
workers
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