Ethic Essay
Assignment 1 - Ethics
Project Management and the Professional - 31272
Asado Qureshi - 11302179
Tutorial 2 – Megan
Table of Contents Stakeholders 2 List of Key Stakeholders 2 Stakeholders’ situation from their professed viewpoints 3 Bob Stuart (Extension Software): 3 New York District Attorney Office: 4 Jennifer Granick (Civil liberties): 4 Extension Software’s clients and their customers: 4 Extension Software’s Employees 4 Commercial Software Developers 4 Stakeholder Analysis Chart 4 Major area of conflict between stakeholders’ viewpoints 5 International Codes of Ethics 5 Ethical Frameworks 5 Ethical Standpoints 5 Deontology: 6 Consequentialism: 6 Relativism: 6 Universalism (absolutism) 6 Virtue Ethics 6 Justice Ethics 6 Ethical Pluralism 6 Ethical Standpoints’ Key Differences 7 Deontology and Consequentialism 7 Relativism, Universalism and Ethical Pluralism 7 Deontology and Virtue Ethics 7 Stakeholders Ethical Standpoints 8 Bob Stuart’s Viewpoint 8 New York District Attorney Office’s Viewpoint 8 Jennifer Granick’s Viewpoint 8 Extension Software’s Clients’ Viewpoint 8 Extension Software’s Employees 8 Commercial Software Developers 8 Individual Opinion 8 Reference 8
Stakeholders
List of Key Stakeholders
Stakeholders are the people who have direct influence on and/or from the business. Following are the key stakeholders in this case study and what has happened to them in the context: 1. Bob Stuart
Bob Stuart, who works for Extension Software, developed and provisioned licensed gambling management software for online casinos and bookmakers. He is charged by the New York District Attorney for promoting illegal betting in the state using his commercially licensed software. Bob Stuart, with his wife and brother-in-law, was also accused of money laundering. He was strong-armed into a plea agreement by the New York authorities to hack into customers’ system and collect their information
Project Management and the Professional - 31272
Asado Qureshi - 11302179
Tutorial 2 – Megan
Table of Contents Stakeholders 2 List of Key Stakeholders 2 Stakeholders’ situation from their professed viewpoints 3 Bob Stuart (Extension Software): 3 New York District Attorney Office: 4 Jennifer Granick (Civil liberties): 4 Extension Software’s clients and their customers: 4 Extension Software’s Employees 4 Commercial Software Developers 4 Stakeholder Analysis Chart 4 Major area of conflict between stakeholders’ viewpoints 5 International Codes of Ethics 5 Ethical Frameworks 5 Ethical Standpoints 5 Deontology: 6 Consequentialism: 6 Relativism: 6 Universalism (absolutism) 6 Virtue Ethics 6 Justice Ethics 6 Ethical Pluralism 6 Ethical Standpoints’ Key Differences 7 Deontology and Consequentialism 7 Relativism, Universalism and Ethical Pluralism 7 Deontology and Virtue Ethics 7 Stakeholders Ethical Standpoints 8 Bob Stuart’s Viewpoint 8 New York District Attorney Office’s Viewpoint 8 Jennifer Granick’s Viewpoint 8 Extension Software’s Clients’ Viewpoint 8 Extension Software’s Employees 8 Commercial Software Developers 8 Individual Opinion 8 Reference 8
Stakeholders
List of Key Stakeholders
Stakeholders are the people who have direct influence on and/or from the business. Following are the key stakeholders in this case study and what has happened to them in the context: 1. Bob Stuart
Bob Stuart, who works for Extension Software, developed and provisioned licensed gambling management software for online casinos and bookmakers. He is charged by the New York District Attorney for promoting illegal betting in the state using his commercially licensed software. Bob Stuart, with his wife and brother-in-law, was also accused of money laundering. He was strong-armed into a plea agreement by the New York authorities to hack into customers’ system and collect their information