Pat/Larry:

I would tend to agree with this thought.  Most of the clients I work with are in the financial services arena and many are very large.  An example where risk appetite is evident is where some are subject to SEC Rule 17 a(3 and 4) relating to Instant Messaging.  If it is going to be too difficult or costly to put in place a compliant system to capture IMs many firms will just ban (by policy and perhaps IT means) use for business purposes.

Tod Chernikoff, CRM
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Hi Larry, I'm sure that is also a huge part of it - the type of business, the culture, the industry in which it operates. 

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There's been an interesting discussion going on about this on Internet Evolution over the past two weeks and I don't think there is a direct correlation. Some evidence oddly enough points the other way. It seems ad if it's mire relayed to how heavily regulated or what privacy issues impact an organization
 
Larry

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