And so that's still my primary view, that communicating to our customers, communicating to our people, is important.
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If anything, emoji are too good at communicating to count.
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It was just communicating to the crew what is this.
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And sometimes it's for survival, like refugees communicating to find shelter.
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"They are communicating to each other all the time," Dr. Masello said.
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What message is the president communicating to the public about the media?
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What, we might ask, is he communicating to us, or to himself?
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They're literally communicating to each other without talking and looking at each other.
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"We've been communicating to them what's going on" about the conversations with Huffman.
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This isn't about the message Trump is communicating to the press or to voters.
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You have to be mobile friendly as a first line of communicating to the consumer.
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Ultimately, these narratives shape the choices people make by communicating to them where they belong.
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"We are compiling a list and have already started communicating to impacted voters," Peñalosa said.
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They change the way they are communicating to take into account what their audience knows.
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It's our principal means of gaining information and disseminating it and communicating to one another.
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These are people with experience communicating to the Republicans who are now wavering on Trump.
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"A parallel part of my identity is communicating to people in my own faith," she added.
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Trump has used Twitter, one of his favorite ways of communicating, to hit back at Romney.
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First two Starlink demo satellites, called Tintin A & B, deployed and communicating to Earth stations pic.twitter.
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Effectively communicating to adversaries that meddling in an election will be viewed as a hostile act.
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And experts advise anyone who is having trouble communicating to get his or her hearing checked.
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I've joined D.S.U.'s president in communicating to these students our state's steadfast support in uncertain times.
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"When I read the tweet, I don't interpret it as Trump communicating to the FCC," Layton said.
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As a first step, Escobar offered up a simple avenue for communicating to movie studios through your actions.
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That leaves bank executives with the difficult job of communicating to investors that deceleration doesn't indicate a crisis.
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HOW ARE YOU COMMUNICATING TO THEM AND HOW HAS THE COMMUNICATION BEEN BACK FROM THEM ABOUT THIS DEAL?
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The first step is communicating to your Durant jersey that you don't feel the way you used to.
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About five years ago, we addressed the issues concerning communicating to clients about where their trades were executed.
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The biggest challenge is just making sure you're communicating to the fans what's happening and keep them engaged.
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Trump, he said, has "been phenomenally good at using the new way of communicating" to gain free media coverage.
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"Sibelius Academy conductors are extremely well prepared and successful in communicating to the musicians what they want," he notes.
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Also, we have to treat people like human beings by communicating to them in language that they can understand.
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This isn't about communicating to the general public that they are not on the same team as the extremists.
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She recommended communicating to your manager that for those meetings, child care may not be available to wrangle distractions.
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This is, at best, patronizing, a way of communicating to your customers that you know better than they do.
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Adzic doesn't require them, though he finds the cards are a helpful aid in communicating to clients what he sees.
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Stephen Hahn succeeded Gottlieb as commissioner and took over the account, along with communicating to its more than 45,000 followers.
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The British Geological Survey has been communicating to the British government the importance of understanding this shifting tide for global manufacturing.
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It would have been banned from accepting anonymous tips -- silencing many potential whistleblowers -- and been barred from communicating to the public.
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Asked what message the US was communicating to the Kurdish-led SDF, the Chairman of the Joint chiefs of Staff, Gen.
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The partner on top glides the strap-on into their partner's vagina, communicating to know how fast or slow to go.
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Right now, the key focus is communicating to labels that people are doing these remixes, whether they like it or not.
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Communicating to the ultra-hard right wing of the Republican Party -- the Trump base -- seems to be its only real purpose.
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"They think by communicating to us what they're going to do, that somehow is going to limit any impact," he said.
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"Those who understand the work need to be more successful at communicating to arithmetic geometers what makes it tick," he wrote.
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This is convincing on a less than logical level, and the church is not communicating to them in that same way.
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You've got to be pretty religious about communicating to someone that just because they're smart, they shouldn't be closing down conversations.
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" The problem, Mr. Obama said, was that Democratic politicians were not communicating to these people "that we understand why they're frustrated.
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He left the communicating to Republicans on Capitol Hill, who proved uniquely incapable of making any kind of case for anything.
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In response, Tesla said it would be "extremely clear" about communicating to its customers the need to stay attentive while using Autopilot.
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"For communicating to people who are concerned about something, you should put the announcement where they expect to find it," he said.
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Represent CR and the interests of consumers by speaking at events, testifying before Congress, and communicating to the press, funders, and partners.
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Their latest project: working on communicating to parents what to consider when making travel plans — or not — for the school's February break.
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It seems like this cheap, easy-to-acquire device is powerful enough to override what the sensor is communicating to the base.
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Hiddleston is pensive in the shots, communicating to his canine cohorts that he's suave enough to play James Bond with a prolonged gaze.
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Craig: And more than that, really… there's full Siri, from your phone, communicating to your TV. That's a great upgrade to that app.
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So yes, that means tantric sex tips are heavily based in relationship 101 tools, such as communicating, to achieve unification with your partner.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki on Friday promised the company would do a better job with communicating to creators about its experiments and tests.
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In many games, the night brings on a blue hue, communicating to the player that it is night without actually impeding regular gameplay.
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"At this point it is clear that there has been a very serious breakdown in communicating to the women concerned," the website says.
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Communicating to children early on that they should select foods that are worthy of them can also help them make beneficial dietary choices.
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But Gandy said that communicating to others that humans are part of the ecosystem needs to be done in an emotionally compelling way.
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Must it always be a signed or notarized official form, or should patients have other ways of communicating to doctors their medical wishes?
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There's honestly little to lose by communicating to your players in the language they understand and giving them the game experiences they actually want.
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We should be building tools that make data governance and audit easy, and we should be communicating to our customers why it's so important.
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Lowercase is a way of communicating to the world that the people who love K-pop are just normal, sane internet folks like yourself.
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Likewise, #AbolishICE is a Democratic candidate's way of communicating to voters that he dislikes immigration limits and the enforcement required to make them meaningful.
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She was just, like, 'nothing is going to stand in my way,' and she's been communicating to me like that, to me, this whole time.
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"Communicating to people based on who they are and location, that's going to become passe," said Jonathan Adams, chief digital officer, Americas, at Maxus Global.
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It's one enormous cell with many nuclei, but scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how all the bits are communicating to move around.
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"We have been engaged in many messages, even this moment right here, communicating to Iran that we are there to deter aggression," Pompeo told reporters.
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"They're communicating to each other," says Adrienne Adar, the artist who designed this installation, "Sonic Succulents: Plant Sounds and Vibrations," on display until Oct. 27.
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Baseball has experimented with "robots" calling balls and strikes and communicating to an umpire in the Arizona Fall League and in the independent Atlantic League.
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However, some said that since it's the default typeface for Windows users, it risks communicating to a recruiter that you didn't make too much effort.
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He also said the president and his team had not done a good job of communicating to the public the purpose of the executive order.
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So yeah, you can easily make consent sexy by communicating to your partner that you are excited about sex, as Poore told Refinery29 earlier this month.
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Fox believes that an unborn fetus from Handler's past (Handler has had an abortion) is communicating to the comedian through the her beloved, loyal dog Chunk.
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"Being honest about how you felt — it's a brave and very powerful way of communicating to someone that you're trying to reach rather than shut them down."
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The MOOC managers were unsure of the wisdom of communicating to students how their grades were determined, and, even if they did, how to do so effectively.
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Skills needed: Excellent writing and grammar; creativity in communicating to audiences, especially on social media; and a bachelor's degree in communications, new media, or marketing is helpful.
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Banks often hire third-party companies that specialize in communicating to families, Mr. Newburger said, and while mishaps are rare, they have garnered the scrutiny of federal regulators.
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It's about communicating to the extremists, who do believe that Trump and advisers like Steve Bannon are on their team, that this is not in fact the case.
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But a human body is intelligent all the way down—cells are communicating to make tissues, which collaborate to make organs, which make up the (ideally) intelligent whole.
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Despite all the criticism, however, it's hard to deny his success in communicating to a strong base of supporters, who seem to stick with him no matter what.
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When company leaders demonstrate they're dedicated to improving diversity and fostering a culture of belonging, they're communicating to their employees that this is a priority for the company.
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Fleischer said he suspects Kelly, a retired general, is communicating to the White House: "You just took your mulligan," using a golf term for taking a do-over shot.
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"From what I've read, this was their selection … That's the most interesting [thing], because she's communicating to the world that she's all by herself on her birthday," Wood says.
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We are communicating to families to remind you and your student that if they see suspicious individuals while at school, please have them inform their teacher or principal immediately.
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"You have to be very conscious of being aware and following his leads, and sometimes what he'll be communicating to you is, this is too much freedom," she said.
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In any case, with his "dirty paintings," Moñú has found a way of communicating to viewers how the human mind bursts in all directions from near-continuous data assault.
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Not only are these graphics incredibly easy to produce and disseminate on social media, they effectively exacerbate the radicalization of individuals, communicating to them where and how to attack.
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But you've also got a lot more citizens available to have your back and new modes of communicating to circumvent the elite media, something Sanders has very deliberately cultivated.
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Maintaining momentum requires raising the visibility of the diverse board members and communicating to all levels of the company that the search is on for more diversity, Apczynski says.
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" Wormuth also questioned whether Trump can learn to be consistent: "Part of what's important in foreign policy is consistency and clarity in what you're communicating to your friends and enemies.
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And the industry itself hasn't done a great job of communicating to consumers what exactly a financial advisor does or is, said Ben Brown, a certified financial planner with Entelechy.
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She says that it gets "nauseating sometimes, communicating to a population about shared ugly experiences," but that she uses the laughs and paradoxes as a way of processing these heavier moments.
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"We are working to understand what occurred in this instance, and are communicating to our franchisees in the impacted areas to do all they can to accommodate pets," the statement read.
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While communicating to teens about the health dangers of smoking used to be ineffective with generations like Gen X, so-called health effects marketing has been much more successful with Millennials.
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A user tries out the light cycle tool inside a virtual space created by Iris VR. It's a great tool for communicating to everybody, whether they understand architectural drawings or not.
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Equally as important, however, is communicating to food stamp recipients that the money they are getting now is their February benefit, and they won't get more until March, at the earliest.
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At the rally, Rivers and Berland each described their personal experiences, eliciting boos and jeers from the crowd as they slammed leadership for not communicating to them what they did wrong.
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"Two principles have been guiding me: communicating to the Americans that our connection with them is a strategic asset for Israel but also for the settlements," Netanyahu added, according to Haaretz.
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Gill, who now has a husband and a boyfriend, said that cheating can occur within their dating dynamics if one of them begin seeing a new partner without communicating to the others.
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The researchers stress the importance of communicating to patients that the benefits of cancer treatment for advanced disease, such as chemotherapy, can extend beyond survival to quality of life and symptom control.
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There are no easy answers to Nigeria's malaise, but the government's intervention could be more salutary — by prioritizing infrastructure, creating a business-friendly environment and communicating to a populace mired in disappointment.
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My husband has such an active inner world, the writer in him, that I think a lot of times he feels like he's communicating to me when it's just in his head.
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"We have been engaged in many messages, even this moment right here, communicating to Iran that we are there to deter aggression," Pompeo told reporters at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida.
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Every group that would be hurt by Moore's election, and lifted if Jones is elected, will be communicating to their members and supporters in Alabama that they must vote on Election Day.
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That might mean going for Mr Putin by exposing compromising information about his accumulation of wealth—or at least communicating to him the threat of possible exposure unless he calls his hackers off.
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Know your message: It's very easy to get lost in all the process and organization of marketing and totally lose track of the appropriate message you should be communicating to your target customer.
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"Global central banks have responded to what the Fed has been communicating to not only switching to a pause, but basically potentially embarking on quantitative easing again, for example, in Japan, " said Emons.
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"What we were communicating to him in that letter was that we will hold he and Iran accountable for any attacks on American interests in Iraq by forces that are under their control."
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In lieu of in-person appearances, Gabbard has been communicating to voters mostly through Fox News appearances, in which the network portrays her as a powerful woman being silenced by a political establishment.
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When I tell my speaker to shut off the lights or the TV, I'm not talking directly to the lights or the TV. Rather, the speakers are communicating to those devices for me.
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As public health officials and health care providers battle to get the outbreaks under control, one of their biggest challenges is communicating to people that measles is a menacing disease to be taken seriously.
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"I am concerned that the city of Orlando appears to be continuing the pilot program using Amazon's Rekognition facial profiling technology without transparently communicating to the public how they are implementing it," Democratic Rep.
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"By communicating to passengers better and boarding passengers by seat number, we also expect to make the whole boarding experience more relaxing and, potentially, prevent large numbers of passenger rushing forward at any stage."
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The surveillance robots will be communicating to each other in a computer language, Ferrari says, but will also be able able to translate what they're thinking into "some syntax" that a human can understand.
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After all, here was this hip young social media service, with its hip young founders and a hip young audience, taking its new ways of communicating to the staid old New York Stock Exchange.
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"The card is really an extension of our whole way in which we've been communicating to our community: Black money matters and social justice is intertwined with building economic wealth," Williams told the Post.
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"Pressing a button won't end the deportation, but it will give many families like mine an added layer of security by communicating to them that we are moving into whatever emergency plan we have created."
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Even after Sun Basket voluntarily updated its marketing, in December ERSP determined that the changes "were still inadequate in clearly communicating to consumers that Sun Basket meals feature organic ingredients wherever possible," but not always.
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"I think parents should consider communicating to daycare centers that they are trusting of their child's hunger signals so whatever food amount the child is able to consume is adequate from their perspective," Zucker added.
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The subsequent travel bans haven't caused as much chaos as the first one did, and it appears DHS has done a better job of communicating to agents how exactly the bans are supposed to work.
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"What [these stars] are communicating to people is that we are going to uphold these people as our heroes, no matter what we find out about them," WeHo city councilor Lindsey Horvath told VICE in August.
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"By communicating to passengers better and boarding passengers by seat number, we also expect to make the whole boarding experience more relaxing and, potentially, prevent large numbers of passengers rushing forward at any stage," he said.
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Now, Halvorson faces the challenging task of trying to mobilize conservative voters and communicating to them that he is running as a Republican on the Democratic ticket and would serve as a GOP member in Congress.
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"Expelling them, and kicking them out of school, and communicating to them that they don't have a right to belong in their school community, can only produce really negative and probably psychological ramifications," she told me.
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"What we were communicating to him in that letter was that we will hold he and Iran accountable for any attacks on American interests in Iraq by forces that are under their control," Pompeo told the panel.
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One of the things that the government does a really crummy job on is communicating to the community and tech per se, I mean most folks in tech don't want to take a meeting with the FBI.
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One is precisely what Mr. Qahtani was communicating to the crown prince in the 11 exchanges — the two men could have been in constant communication most days, not just at the time that Mr. Khashoggi was killed.
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Dr. Marvel, an associate research scientist at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Columbia University, has committed herself to clearly communicating to the public the facts about a changing climate through her writing and talks.
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"It is alleged he obtained, stored and processed sensitive information ... with the intent to communicate that information with people he shouldn't be communicating to," federal prosecutor John MacFarlane told reporters outside Ottawa's court house after Ortis was charged.
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Unlike most other candidates who put in less effort in the state, Steyer's campaign spent considerable time and money communicating to African American voters and leaders about its commitment to a racially progressive and economically-redistributive political agenda.
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"I started to have some of that content removed through online posting platforms — communicating to [the companies], and requesting it, and reporting content — and that grew into connecting with volunteers that were helping me and that cause," he says.
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If it was a shakshuka emoji, for example, that would be great, but at this point I'm not sure what kind of food I'm supposed to be communicating to my friends here and hence will never use it. 53.
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When you're in the thick of it, hunting down exploits and calculating the cost of changing an existing route, communicating to a partner all the relevant information swirling around inside your head can be more trouble than it's worth.
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"In all these ways, the administration is communicating to allies and adversaries alike that the US is no different and no better than any other country," said Kori Schake, a National Security Council aide under President George W. Bush.
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"They might be saying let's pull them out and let these guys go home and collect their paychecks, while quietly communicating to the Americans, 'Look, we do contribute, please think hard about embarrassing us internationally in the future,'" said Hunter Friend.
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Seven-year-old Bana al-Abed became an unlikely channel for communicating to the world the wrenching reality of life for civilians in the city of Aleppo, under withering attack from the Syrian government and its Russian, Iranian and allied militias.
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"The first thing I tell companies is 'don't even think about externally communicating to a community that you want to be a leader for LGBT rights without first making sure that your message backs up what's happening internally," says Grace.
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When John Kerry declares again and again that Israel is "out of time," what he's really doing is communicating to Palestinians that the much dreaded Jewish state next door will cease to exist if they simply continue their refusal to compromise.
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"That Lyft might go ahead and do this — encourage riders to do something most drivers dislike doing — without offering drivers an incentive or otherwise communicating to us what the plan is is pretty bold," one Lyft driver told Business Insider.
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Clinton, President Barack Obama, other politicians, foreign leaders and President-elect Trump, all while using "writing that feels worthy of the hugeness of the moment" and communicating to future generations "what a crazy day this was in America," Mr. Healy said.
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In light of COVID-19, and recommended guidance to limit large gatherings, we are making some temporary shifts to do our part to help limit the spread of the virus and ensure we are responsibly communicating to you, the customer.
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" Trump has forcefully denied ever communicating to Bolton that military aid to Ukraine was conditioned on the launch of probes into his domestic political rivals, tweeting Monday that "If John Bolton said this, it was only to sell a book.
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" On his request that lawyers control their facial expressions: "It's been reported that lawyers upon leaving the bench roll their eyes, communicating to those who are watching them, essentially, why do we have to put up with this idiot judge?
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Venus and Neptune are finding you coming across the most beautiful things, but you need to be smart about your spending, and you also need to be conscious of the messages you're communicating to people despite the whimsical, daydreamy vibe in the air.
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We must become more active in a variety of ways, including providing more and better information to Congress and the administration, communicating to the public through broadcast, print and internet-based media, and seeking positions in government through appointed and elected office.
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"That is on December 26, we went to the ballot box and today we are seeing results and results that are coming out of all the 15 counties, they are communicating to us and showing us the road of victory," Washington said.
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Stymied on his promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump is communicating to supporters that he intends to deliver on his campaign pledges on immigration, even if it is unclear how many of those plans will come to fruition.
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But one Defense Department official said Mr. Esper wanted to be sure that everyone within the government knows what military commanders are doing, and to assure that the government is communicating to the public with one voice on a rapidly developing situation.
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"Without going into too much detail, it is alleged he obtained, stored, and processed sensitive information, the Crown believes with the intent to communicate that information with people he shouldn't be communicating to," John MacFarlane of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada said.
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TWO: The entire thing is, in fact, a play, a sort of mimicry of the seriousness of National Security proceedings, the NBA communicating to the world at large that they are taking the Lottery VERY SERIOUSLY because it is COMPLETELY DEVOID OF MONKEY BUSINESS.
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The elder Trump would use the bills, or a newspaper clipping about a Trump property, as a means of communicating to his sons, and his trademark scrawl would carry his congratulations - or his wishes - to those he was training to someday lead his company.
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With the Federal Reserve communicating to the market that it will continue to gradually raise interest rates and with the dollar remaining strong, emerging markets will be vulnerable to foreign investor capital flight and the possibility of a currency crisis, which Mexico experienced in 1995.
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I looked out into a crowd of thousands and each time my eyes met with the gaze of a stranger it was as if we both were communicating to each other that we knew how hard of a year it had been, and we weren't alone.
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"The last thing these high school girls need is a fellow woman in their lives communicating to them that they are objects or that their appearance is something to be gawked at, demeaned, laughed at, or even awarded for that matter," Hupp said in the email.
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So we feel it is our responsibility — and that there is a real business opportunity — in communicating to them that Bouchra has moved to Lanvin, that the house now has a quite different direction, and then guide them as to exactly what to expect from it.
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"What you're doing when you put on this Joker makeup or Joker mask in a protest, what you're communicating to the government in Hong Kong or in Lebanon, is basically, 'I'm here at the very bottom right now, but be careful what you're doing next,'" Beer told CNN.
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"Today, on behalf of an unprecedented collection of U.S. cities, states, businesses and other organizations, I am communicating to the United Nations and the global community that American society remains committed to achieving the emission reductions we pledged to make in Paris in 2015," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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I have a lot of trouble buying the idea that Dom would run Hobbs off the road, nearly blow up his whole crew, or leave everyone for dead on the streets of New York City in broad daylight without communicating to them that something's up and he's acting against his will.
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" Nothing has changed since George Will argued, "So, it is up to the public to quarantine this presidency by insistently communicating to its elected representatives a steady, rational fear of this man whose combination of impulsivity and credulity render him uniquely unfit to take the nation into a military conflict.
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From the moment it became clear the coronavirus was in the US and in Ohio, DeWine (who was elected in 2018 after serving a stint in the Senate) has been incredibly proactive in his decision-making and high-profile in communicating to the public what he knows and what he doesn't.
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At a moment when tensions are running high, "this is a way of communicating to Beijing that the US has a lot of tools at its disposal and it will consider using all of them," Todd Tucker, a trade scholar at the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal-leaning think tank, told me.
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Those rules, at least for Mr. Esper's first trip to NATO as acting defense secretary, included communicating to the other 29 defense ministers what the United States believes is the growing threat from Iran and the risk of military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical conduit for petroleum shipping.
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When Clinton in March of 2016 remarked that Ronald and Nancy Reagan had started a "national conversation" about HIV and AIDS, Yashar was early in communicating to campaign staff that the gaffe would become a major problem they needed to clean up, according to a person familiar with the matter, which Yashar confirmed.
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Running a large corporation involves taking on more roles than ever before, including media, government, and public relations, formulating a vision, understanding consumers and communicating to them, building cross-cultural global strategies, working with governments, and keeping the company out of trouble, in addition to having a lot of sector-specific expertise.
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On the track, Stan only ever addresses Eminem as "Slim", while Eminem—seen writing with glasses on and everything, like a respected author at a book signing in Waterstones—is positioned as the comparatively measured and polite voice of reason, subverting absolutely everything he was otherwise communicating to the public as Slim Shady.
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We were so wrapped up in our own outrage at Donald Trump's attacks on the Muslim community, and against refugees, that we failed to focus enough of our energy on communicating to the public the strengths of our own system -- our law enforcement, our vetting process, and our own protections to keep the American people safe.
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"We have focused on working with the Carmel police, communicating to our congregation, and working with the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council and Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis to communicate to other congregations and other Jewish agencies to ensure that they are aware of the event and can take appropriate measures," the temple said on Facebook.
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I think that specifically, the stars that we talked about, while they may have originally been intended to demonstrate other values to people, now—especially in light of the behavior of many of these Hollywood stars—what they're communicating to people is that we are going to uphold these people as our heroes, no matter what we find out about them.
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MC: The pressure in the markets, of course we are following the developments, and we need to act on this, precisely communicating to the markets our most deep commitment with this fiscal consolidation process, the markets sometimes need us to reassure this, this is exactly the purpose of today's meeting - the ministers understood precisely that and hopefully this can be transmitted.
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"I see the press as vital in a time like this, in a time of war, to make sure that our people are informed, to make sure that our politicians have a means of communicating, to hold people accountable, people in power, whether it be CEOs like me or politicians, to hold people accountable during these times, and getting information to the public," he said.
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"Contrary to the suggestions contained in your letter, as well as the GSA Office of Inspector General's August 27, 2018 report titled Review of GSA's Revised Plan for the Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Consolidation Project (IG report), FBI actively was communicating to GSA its strong preference to remain located on its current JEH site prior to any communications with the White House," the report reads.
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Trump's credibility has sunk so low that conservative commentator George Will, in a recent column, openly declared Trump unfit to lead the U.S. military: "So, it is up to the public to quarantine this presidency by insistently communicating to its elected representatives a steady, rational fear of this man whose combination of impulsivity and credulity render him uniquely unfit to take the nation into a military conflict," Will wrote.
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"So when we build a particular set of values, into new spaces, and new systems, not only we making them exclusive spaces and systems and making it harder to have a world that is more inclusive overall, we're also communicating to people who try and enter—'this is how gender works, these are the categories that you can live in, this is how your gender is determined,'" Keyes explained.
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Every time he speaks with Putin and he mocks the idea that the Russians intervened in our affairs — as he did in his last meeting or as in his phone conversation just prior to that, once again called this all a hoax, or that debacle in Helsinki where he took the side of Putin over his own intelligence agencies — he is communicating to the Russians he is too weak to call them out.
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"I got too many girls on hold for you to be so bold / Too many on my team for you to act so mean / I got Alicia waiting, Ayesha waiting, all the -eyshas waiting on me..." It definitely gave me PTSD to some of the arrogant, cocky guys of my past (and, okay, present) who boast about all the women they have on their never-ending lists as some backward way of communicating to me how lucky I am to get in on their time.
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"You might feel that as an organization you want just to undermine the kind of breach that you have suffered, you may say that the less people were involved the less records were involved, but the point is that if you are the one communicating to the affected customers in the very first place, and you have an opportunity to explain to them what happened, and to explain in which way you are taking care of them and their data even after the breach, then you have an opportunity to manage their response in a way that doesn't destroy the trust that your customers have in you," she says.
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