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Ethical Factors

Ethical Factors (Infotech governance policy ethics and law · Appendix B: Applying the Ethical Decision Model) — "Factors & related issue 1. Intellectual Proper…

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  • Luke’s legal, professional, employment, personal, and intrinsic factors
  • Legal factors
  • Intellectual Property Theft: Luke created off-site backups without the director’s permission.
  • Breach of Agreement with TT: Luke created off-site backups.
  • Privacy Legislation: Luke discussed TT web-portal work files from his past job with the Tangential manager.
  • Confidentiality: Luke discussed prior work completed at another organisation with his new employer.
  • Piracy: Luke used TT backup files for programming and framework assistance.
  • Code of Ethical Conduct: Luke minimised his integrity when he first created an off-site backup.
  • Professional factors
  • Acknowledged Backups: Luke mentioned to his Tangential manager the work he took from TT.
  • Manager Signifying Theft: Luke felt uneasy when the Tangential manager offered him the lead role while he was using TT’s work.
  • Employment and social factors
  • Project Outcomes: At TT, attention was focused on project outcomes without acknowledging the workers’ contributions.
  • Work Experience: Luke’s work experience was highly valuable for his future.
  • Existing Student: TT hired Luke as an intern for its upcoming project.
  • Long Hours: Luke felt underappreciated.
  • Insufficient Money: Luke felt he was not paid enough.
  • Comments: Luke’s fellow students voiced disparaging comments about the portal at Altiora.
  • Personal factors
  • Get Ahead: Luke was ignorant of the law while trying to advance his career.
  • Married: Luke got married.
  • Bigger Place: Luke and his wife needed a bigger place to live.
  • Family: Luke and his wife wanted a family one day.
  • Own Studio: Luke wanted to have his own studio.
  • Lead Role: Luke led a web-portal project for a high-end client at Tangential.
  • Senior Director: Luke had the job description of senior director.
  • Intrinsic factors
  • One Year of Work Experience: Luke worked at TT for one year to achieve his degree.
  • Co-developer: Luke gained co-developer skills during that year.
  • Multimedia Degree: Luke received his multimedia degree.
  • Team Leader: Luke became a team leader at Tangential.
  • Senior Project Manager: Luke achieved this job description at Tangential through his efforts.
  • Own Studio: Luke owns his own studio.
  • Director: Luke is the director of his own studio.
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"Factors & related issue 1. Intellectual Property Theft (Legal). Creating Backups off site without Directors permission. 2. Breach of Agreement with TT (Legal). Creating Backups off site. 3. Privacy Legislation(Legal). Discussed his past job (work files) of the web portal from TT with the Tangential Manager. 4. Confidentiality (Legal). Discussed his prior jobs completed at a different organisation with his new employer. 5. Piracy (Legal). When Luke used the backup files for assistance from TT, the programming & framework 6. Code of Ethical conduct (Legal). Luke has minimised his integrity since the moment he made that first backup offsite. 7. Acknowledged Backups (Professional). When Luke mentioned to his manager at Tangential about the work he stole from TT. 8. Manager Signifying theft (Professional). When Luke was in his manager’s office getting offered the lead role & felt uneasy about using the work from TT by the Tangential Manager. 9. Project outcomes (Employment & Social). No gratitude was acknowledged to the workers only keeping the project outcomes in sight at TT. 10. Work Experience (Employment & Social). Luke’s work Experience was highly valuable for his forthcoming. 11. Existing Student (Employment & Social). The fact TT hired Luke as an intern for their upcoming project would be valuable. 12. Long Hours (Employment & Social). Luke felt under appreciated. 13. Insufficient money (Employment & Social). Luke felt he was not getting paid enough. 14. Comments (Employment & Social). When Luke’s fellow students were not happy about the portal at Altiora by voicing disparaging comments. 15. Get ahead (Personal). Luke was ignorant of the law to get ahead in his career. 16. Married (Personal). Luke got married. 17. Bigger Place (Personal). Luke & his wife need a bigger place to live in. 18. Family (Personal). Luke and his wife want a family one day. 19. Own Studio (Personal). Luke wants to have his own studio. 20. Lead Role (Personal). Did Lead role for a web portal for a high end client while at Tangential. 21. Senior Director (Personal). Had the job description as Senior Director. 22. 1 year work experience (Intrinsic). Luke did one year work experience at TT to achieve his degree. 23. Co-developer (Intrinsic). During that year of experience Luke gained co-developer skills 24. Multimedia degree (Intrinsic). Luke received his multimedia degree. 25. Team leader (Intrinsic). Luke became a team leader at Tangential. 26. Senior project manager (Intrinsic). Luke achieved the job description senior project manager at tangential for his efforts. 27. Own studio (Intrinsic). Luke owns his own studio. 28. Director (Intrinsic). Luke is the director at his own studio."

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