NetApp 深知信任感是贏來的,而非天生就有,建立信任感是讓我們的客戶能夠信心十足地使用 NetApp 產品和服務的關鍵。我們之所以堅定承諾保持透明度,就是為了協助贏得這種信任。我們分享關於我們的價值觀、政策和核心原則的明確具體資訊,這些都是設計產品與服務、管理營運,以及引導我們與客戶、合作夥伴及廣大社群之間關係的基礎。
信任是我們與客戶、合作夥伴、股東、監管機關和員工之間關係的基礎,而關於我們產品、服務和流程的透明度,正是這項基礎的基石。NetApp 致力於以通暢透明的資訊共享來鞏固這些關係。
Elizabeth O’Callahan, 執行副總裁、法務長兼祕書
每天實踐個人誠信,是我們維持企業誠信所不可動搖的基礎,我們共享的價值觀則定義了我們對公司身分及我們對彼此的期望。NetApp 的《商業行為規範》定義了這些價值,以及我們如何透過行動來實現這些價值。這份指南可協助每位在 NetApp 工作的員工每天都落實我們的價值觀,這有助於我們履行對利害關係人的義務,並遵守法律和公司自己的政策。
NetApp 致力於徹底革新資料基礎架構產業,並擁抱生成式 AI 的技術進展,為客戶提供突破性且創新的解決方案。
然而,我們也瞭解到必須以 NetApp 的核心價值為基礎,謹慎且認真地使用 AI、將客戶置於中心、擁抱成長型思維,像擁有者一樣地思考和行動,彼此關心、彼此互動,並每天培養歸屬感。
NetApp《供應商商業行為規範》是根據「責任商業聯盟」所制定的標準,概述了用以規範供應商的政策與實務做法。每家 NetApp 供應商不僅必須支持該規範,還必須積極執行我們的標準,以確保安全、道德、尊重的工作環境。該規範概述了關於勞工、健康與安全、環境、商業道德等領域的標準。此外,它還說明可接受的系統要素,以便管理我們規範的遵從情況。
第三方請求的定義是:客戶資料的任何請求並非源自產生該資料的一方,通常分為法律命令或非法律請求。法律命令(例如執法令或民事傳票)是法律所要求的資料請求;非法律請求則指所有其他請求。NetApp 在回應第三方請求時,會維護詳細的程序以保護客戶資料的隱私和安全性。
在 NetApp,我們數十年來致力於幫助世界領先的組織將其數據轉化為知識,我們為此感到自豪。將這一豐富的創新傳統與我們以客戶為中心和無與倫比的技術專長相結合,使我們能夠解決其他人無法解決的業務和可持續發展要求,並讓我們的客戶準備好在這個數據和智慧時代中獲勝。
這種創新和信任帶來了深刻的責任。隨著組織面臨日益增加的資料管理工作負載和複雜性,他們依賴 NetApp 協助他們優化、保護和保護其資料。我們每天都在努力推進我們的智慧產品、我們的高成就文化和我們具韌性的業務營運,使我們能夠支援客戶最緊迫的優先事項。
衝突礦產是指在剛果民主共和國及其周邊國家使用強迫勞動開採的礦產,或者採礦所得金錢可能用於資助從事內戰、侵犯人權或環境破壞的武裝團體的礦產。
NetApp 遵守規範衝突礦產的全球法律,例如歐盟衝突礦產規範。我們的政策與實務做法以《供應商商業行為規範》為基礎,確保我們的供應鏈也符合規定。NetApp 還向美國證券交易委員會提交了一份公開揭露文件(SD 表),概述了我們對供應商使用衝突礦產(如果有的話)的評估。
澳洲、加州、英國和其他地方的法律規定,某些企業必須報告其在供應鏈中預防或消除奴役和人口販運的努力。
NetApp 盡力遵守這些法律,並確保我們全球的員工和供應商均採取適當步驟來降低供應鏈中的風險。NetApp 使用《責任商業聯盟行為準則》做為識別不合規風險的基礎。我們與供應鏈合作,提倡讓員工自由選擇就業環境。我們實施健全的內部責任制度,並透過強制性的《供應商商業行為規範》年度訓練,以及與供應商簽訂的特定合約協議來提供支援。
NetApp 致力於打造符合國際無障礙環境標準的技術。自願產品無障礙工具範本 (VPAT) 中包含符合美國無障礙環境標準所需的一系列產品要求,NetApp 必須符合這些標準才能將我們的產品和服務銷售給美國政府。此範本可讓 NetApp 等廠商聲明其產品符合這些標準。
NetApp 的合規性請詳見「無障礙功能符合性報告」,其中涵蓋超過 100 種 NetApp 產品和軟體(包括作業系統)。
NetApp 提供所有 NetApp 服務目前狀態的概觀,以及過去 90 天內的正常運作時間行事曆視圖。當發生中斷時,每日報告會指出原因:排程維護或其他中斷。然後,會指定中斷事件的開始時間日期以及狀態:是否正在調查(包括更新)、正在監督修正,還是已經解決。
NetApp 營運不中斷方案提供了開發、實作及維護營運的架構與指引,以支援我們的業務持續發展,並能夠持續交付 NetApp 產品與服務。如果發生中斷,NetApp 營運不中斷方案可協助確保人員、程序和技術的關鍵業務功能會井然有序地予以恢復和還原,這有助於盡可能快速且有效率地恢復 NetApp 作業。
NetApp is deeply committed to revolutionizing the data infrastructure industry and to embracing advances in generative AI to deliver groundbreaking and innovative solutions for our customers.
However, we also recognize the need for a cautious and conscientious approach to the use of AI, grounded in NetApp’s core values—put the customer at the center, embrace a growth mindset, think and act like owners, care for each other and our community, and build belonging every day.
Based on the standards developed by the Responsible Business Alliance for the electronics industry, the NetApp Supplier Code of Conduct outlines the policies and practices that govern our suppliers. Every NetApp supplier must not only support the code, but actively implement our standards to ensure safe, ethical, and respectful work environments. The code outlines standards for labor, health and safety, the environment, and business ethics. It also specifies the elements of an acceptable system to manage conformity to our code.
Third-party requests are defined as any requests for customer data that did not originate with the party generating that data, and are generally categorized as either legal orders or nonlegal requests. Legal orders, such as law enforcement warrants or civil subpoenas, are those data requests that are required by law; nonlegal requests are all other requests. When responding to third-party requests, NetApp maintains detailed processes that are designed to protect the privacy and security of customer data.
At NetApp, we’re proud of our decades-long commitment to helping the world’s leading organizations turn their data into knowledge. Bringing together this rich legacy of innovation with our laser customer focus and unmatched technical expertise allows us to solve the business and sustainability imperatives that others can’t and readies our clients to win in this era of data and intelligence.
With this innovation and trust comes profound responsibility. As organizations face increasing data-management workloads and complexity, they rely on NetApp to help them to optimize, secure, and protect their data. Every day, we strive to advance our intelligent products, our culture of high achievement, and our resilient business operations that enable us to support our customers’ most pressing priorities.
Conflict minerals refer to minerals that are mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and surrounding countries using forced labor, or where money derived from mining may be financing armed groups engaged in civil war, human rights abuses, or environmental damage.
NetApp complies with global laws regulating conflict minerals, such as the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation. We maintain policies and practices grounded in our Supplier Code of Conduct to ensure that our supply chain also complies. NetApp also files a public disclosure (Form SD) to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that outlines our assessment of our suppliers’ use (if any) of conflict minerals.
Laws in Australia, California, the UK, and elsewhere require certain businesses to report on their efforts to prevent or eradicate slavery and human trafficking in their supply chains.
NetApp is committed to complying with these laws and to ensuring that our employees and suppliers around the globe take appropriate steps to mitigate the risks across our supply chain. NetApp uses the Responsible Business Alliance Code as the basis for identifying the risks of noncompliance. We work with our supply chain to promote an environment in which workers freely choose employment. We implement a robust system of internal accountability supported by mandatory annual training on our Supplier Code of Conduct and specific contractual agreements with suppliers.
NetApp is committed to building technology that meets international accessibility standards. The Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) contains a list of requirements needed for a product to meet U.S. accessibility standards, which NetApp must meet to sell our products and services to the U.S. government. The template enables vendors, such as NetApp, to state their products’ conformance with these standards.
NetApp’s compliance is detailed in Accessibility Conformance Reports for more than 100 NetApp products and software (including the operating system).
NetApp offers an overview of the current status of all NetApp services as well as a calendar view of historical uptime (over the past 90 days). When there are outages, the daily reports indicate the reason—scheduled maintenance or other outage. They then specify the start time and date of the outage and the status—whether it is under investigation (including updates), a fix is being monitored, or it has been resolved.
NetApp’s Business Continuity Program provides a framework and guidance to develop, implement, and maintain operations to support the continuation of our business and enable delivery of NetApp products and services. In the event of a disruption, the NetApp's Business Continuity Program helps ensure an organized recovery and restoration of critical business function of people, processes, and technology. This supports the resumption of NetApp operations as quickly and efficiently as possible.