Always confirm details on the official source before acting.
What this means
This text is a webpage section titled “Databases of SDPs” describing how a company (Gendel) collects, stores, and shares client information, including references to its POPI Policy and retention of files for six months after a client stops doing business. It also includes contact details and a navigation-style listing for QCTO resources, including a “QCTO Database of accredited Skills Development Providers (SDPs) and Assessment Centres (ACs)” and related categories. No specific tender, contract, or legal decision is stated in the excerpt.
Facts
Places
City of Tshwane, Gauteng
Reference
http://www.qcto.org.za/databases-of-sdps.html
Key Takeaways
Subject: “Databases of SDPs” (webpage content)
Client information requested for administration, commercial purposes, functional planning, and tactical campaign implementation
Information may be shared with staff and a service provider who require it to do work on behalf of the client
Client names and past clients may be listed on the Gendel website; client-supplied company references may be used for new business
No sharing of proprietary/sensitive strategic information without permission
Client information securely stored on servers
Client may request details of what information is held
After client ceases business: retain computer files for six months; then archive creative work or delete it
