Yet another article dealing with corporate espionage. Spies, Lies and KPMG profiles another case where a firm undertakes unethical methods to collect information. Precisely, in early 2006, a consultant from a private intelligence firm had misrepresent himself to gather information from an accountant at KPMG.
It is truly amazing to see that firms are still willing to risk the money, time, reputation and most of all, the chance of obtaining inaccurate information when deciding to use deceitful means to collect data.
Be sure to read the comments at the end of the article, especially the comments made by Den Taylor of Strategic Insights.
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