Five Moral Dimensions Of The Informatio
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Syed jamil hussain 122 116 022
Atiqur rahman chowdhury 122 116 032
Rubel talukder jony 122 116 035
Ajoy chowdhury 122 116 037
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Bijoy chowdhury 122 116 039
1.The Moral Dimensions of Information Systems
The moral dimensions that can control the major ethical and social concerns generated by information systems are as follows:
(i) Information Right and Obligation
What information rights do individuals and organizations possess with respect to themselves? What can they protect? What obligation do individuals and organization have concerning this information?
(ii) Property Rights and Obligations
How will traditional intellectual property rights be protected in a digital society in which tracing and accounting forownership is difficult and ignoring such property rights is so easy?
(iii) Accounting Liability and Control
Determining who should take responsibility for decisions and actions. Many of the laws and court decisions and actions establishing precedents in the area of accountability, liability and control were firmly in place long before information systems were invented.
(iv) Quality of System This has to do with data quality and system errors. As werely more on information systems, data quality issues are gaining more importance. These issues affect you as a consumer and as a user.
(v) Quality of Life
An interesting quality of life issue that affects more and more people personally is the ability to work from home. Before the advent of information systems most people used to have a regular day job 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., five days a week in a typical office setting in our society. But with the introduction of information systems people can work seven days a week, all hours of the day, at home and on their wayse specially the management staff in a company. Also, the quality of life issues would be
Syed jamil hussain 122 116 022
Atiqur rahman chowdhury 122 116 032
Rubel talukder jony 122 116 035
Ajoy chowdhury 122 116 037
Rupok kumar deb 122 116 020
Bijoy chowdhury 122 116 039
1.The Moral Dimensions of Information Systems
The moral dimensions that can control the major ethical and social concerns generated by information systems are as follows:
(i) Information Right and Obligation
What information rights do individuals and organizations possess with respect to themselves? What can they protect? What obligation do individuals and organization have concerning this information?
(ii) Property Rights and Obligations
How will traditional intellectual property rights be protected in a digital society in which tracing and accounting forownership is difficult and ignoring such property rights is so easy?
(iii) Accounting Liability and Control
Determining who should take responsibility for decisions and actions. Many of the laws and court decisions and actions establishing precedents in the area of accountability, liability and control were firmly in place long before information systems were invented.
(iv) Quality of System This has to do with data quality and system errors. As werely more on information systems, data quality issues are gaining more importance. These issues affect you as a consumer and as a user.
(v) Quality of Life
An interesting quality of life issue that affects more and more people personally is the ability to work from home. Before the advent of information systems most people used to have a regular day job 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., five days a week in a typical office setting in our society. But with the introduction of information systems people can work seven days a week, all hours of the day, at home and on their wayse specially the management staff in a company. Also, the quality of life issues would be