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Principles of Ethics in Information Technology

By:

Reynolds, George W

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Singapore ; Cengage Learning Asia; 2010Edition: 4th edDescription: 404 p; Includes indexISBN:

978-981-4455-69-5

Subject(s):

Information technology - Moral and ethical aspecs

DDC classification:

C 174.90904 R33p

Summary: We are excited to publish this edition of Principles of Ethics in Information Technology. This edition meets the need for a resource that helps readers understand many of the legal, ethical, and societal issues associated with IT. Information Technology Ethics, fills a void of practical business informa-tion for business managers and IT professionals. The typical introductory information systems book devotes one chapter to ethics and IT, which cannot possibly cover the full scope of ethical issues related to IT. Such limited coverage does not meet the needs of business managers and IT professionals the people who are primarily responsible for addressing ethical issues in the work-place. What is missing is an examination of the different ethical situations that arise in IT as well as practical advice for addressing these issues.

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We are excited to publish this edition of Principles of Ethics in Information Technology. This edition meets the need for a resource that helps readers understand many of the legal, ethical, and societal issues associated with IT. Information Technology Ethics, fills a void of practical business informa-tion for business managers and IT professionals. The typical introductory information systems book devotes one chapter to ethics and IT, which cannot possibly cover the full scope of ethical issues related to IT. Such limited coverage does not meet the needs of business managers and IT professionals the people who are primarily responsible for addressing ethical issues in the work-place. What is missing is an examination of the different ethical situations that arise in IT as well as practical advice for addressing these issues.

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