Analysing IT ethics

Mark John Taylor · Eddie Moynihan

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Ethics in Business and Education Information Technology Governance and Strategy Flooding and Environmental Impact

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Abstract For a systems analyst there can be many ethical questions related to the activities of systems analysis and systems design. In this paper we examine the ethical problems that can arise for a systems analyst, discuss potential sources of ethical guidance for systems analysts, and outline a framework for analysing ethical issues in information technology projects. A case study is examined in a large insurance company which demonstrates how analysis of ethical issues can be embedded in a proprietary methodology such as SSADM. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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