Although
many individuals believe that it is advantageous for businesses to allow unfettered access to their data, I agree that business-related secrets should not be published publicly since Linking Words
this
may result in underperformance owing to a loss of competitive advantage.
On the one hand, proponents of distributing as much information as possible feel that transparency fosters trust, passion, and teamwork in the workplace. They argue that open innovation enables organizations to access external resources, Linking Words
such
as advice, viewpoints, and collective intelligence, Linking Words
hence
accelerating project development. Linking Words
For example
, Toyota and Tesla's relationship in the early phases of electronic vehicle development allowed both manufacturers to share information and experience, fostering innovation and acceptance of self-driving vehicles in the automobile industry.
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On the other hand
, it is more reasonable to claim that some research should be restricted to the public, as the current market is more cutthroat than ever before, and the idea of sharing information can cost businesses a competitive position. Linking Words
Similarly
, if a startup happens to leak private data, its competitors can replicate, exploit, and make a profit out of its product. Linking Words
For instance
, big agencies in the food and beverage industry, namely Coca-Cola and KFC, tend to impose strict regulations to protect their recipes Linking Words
such
as limiting the number of employees knowing the formula, or implementing tight access controls. Linking Words
Consequently
, I agree with the view of protecting research as mentioned above.
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while
some think that informational transparency is crucial in many domains, I think it is vital that a company maintain its trade secrets for the benefit of its success and development.Linking Words
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