Social, Ethical and Legal Issues in the Digital Firm
Autor: BettyMr • May 30, 2016 • Research Paper • 795 Words (4 Pages) • 1,151 Views
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Lecture 4 – Thursday, May 12th 2016
Chapter 4- Social, Ethical and legal issues in the digital firm
- WHAT are the issues regarding IT
- PRINCIPALS – framework- framing ethical solutions
- Challenges that it has introduced to ur traditional values
→ diagram –how it affects society
- Property rights and obligations’
- Information rights and obligations
- Accountability and Control
- Quality of Life
- System Quality
- Computing power doubles every 18 months – Moores Law (doubles epedentially the power of computer) – Applies not just to comuter power but many other things. Ex. See table 4-2
- Websites track everything u do
- They can trak all of your information- should they though? That’s the uestion
- Non obvious relationship. –Awareness (NORA)
- Advnce ment of networking send data quickly and cheaply
- Mobile device growth – we can but should we? – having a comtuer in ur pocket are there any
- Basuc concepts
- Responsibility
- Accountability – who can I blame?
- Libability –
Ethical Analysis
Martic shkreli
Analyse the video:
→ What are the facts?
- Took over the drug and raised priced 5000%
- Not planning on decreasing
- Give away for free to ppl who need
- Sells to insurance plans
- It’s a cure for toxoplasmosis
- Aids paitients use it
- Small company
- Not profitable
- Private company, private investor
→ define the conflict or deliemma and identify the higher-order values invlolved
- Life or death (right to health)
- Profit over public health
- Who Pays for what?
- Right to run a profitable business
→ IDENTIFY THE STAKEHOLDERS
- Investors
- Patients
- Martin Shkreli
- Employess of the company
- Competitors
- Company the drug was brought from
- Doctors, healthcare professionals
→ what options can you take?
- Buy the drug and make it even lower
- Buy the drug and raise the price significantly
- Not buy it
- Convince government to subsidize
- Buy it and keep the price the same
→ potential consequences
- He will sell more at a lower price
- may not be able to continue to produce it themselves at that price
- company could go bankrupt, investors get affected because of that – investors out of pocket
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