by Albert M. Erisman and David W. Gill IBTE Links CEOs, Techies, Critics The Institute for Business, Technology, and Ethics (IBTE) exists to promote the transformation of business through appropriate technology and ethical values. Why do we believe this is a critical need today? Advances in technology, particularly information technology, have created change in every …
By Albert M. Erisman Schools from the kindergarten level through the university level are rushing to embrace technology in their educational programs. Businesses are aggressively seeking to use technology effectively in educational programs for employee training (see Conversation with Richard Osgood). It’s not hard to understand the reasons for this enthusiasm. Information technology has recently …
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Richard Osgood describes his position and his projects at Andersen Consulting Education.
By David W. Gill A “benchmark ethics” for today’s world of business and technology targets the highest (not the lowest) common denominator set of moral values. In Benchmark Ethics, Issue 1 (“Finding a Common Standard,” IBTE Bulletin, October 1998), I argued that we will recognize such a benchmark ethics when we see it, much the …
Theory R Management
by Wayne Alderson and Nancy Alderson McDonnell
Silicon Snake Oil: Second Thoughts on the Information Highway
by Clifford Stoll
Integrity
by Stephen I. Carter
