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Ethical and Privacy Concerns of Data Management
Ethical and Privacy Concerns of Data Management
Ethical and Privacy Concerns of Data Management
In any organization, employees may encounter situations that present ethical challenges, and it is important that they be given appropriate support and guidance to ensure that they are able to act in support of the organization’s needs and priorities. For leaders, it is critical that they remain aware of such potential challenges and work to anticipate, plan for, and train their staff on how to handle these situations in accordance with the law (if applicable) as well as the company’s values. Many organizations have employee handbooks or codes of conduct to provide both general policies related to items like requesting time off or adhering to a dress code, as well as very specific policies related to the handling of company property, how to address ethics concerns or violations, et cetera. If properly supported and modeled by leadership, such codes of ethics or codes of conduct can facilitate decision making and remove any doubt about the organization’s standards and practices.
In this Assignment, you will put yourself in the position of a senior-level IT leader of a company that functions like Facebook or LinkedIn and is in need of some policies related to ethics, privacy, and data management. You will draft an IT code of ethics or code of conduct to present to the senior leaders of your company related to employee decision making and behaviors around data management (in general), privacy concerns, and the ethical treatment of company and customer data.
To prepare for this Assignment:
- Search the web for two or three examples of “codes of ethics” or “codes of conduct” around information technology as well as any additional articles that focus on how companies integrate codes of ethics into their business operations.
- From the examples of “codes of ethics” or “codes of conduct” related to IT that you located, create a list of major themes you located that reflect appropriate, legal, ethical practices you would want to employ to bring about positive change in your organization. You will use these themes to create a draft code of ethics or code of conduct to present to your senior leadership team and get their buy-in.
Submit your draft code of conduct/code of ethics that reflects best practices (based on your research) related to ethical management of customer and company data for an organization. Your “code” document should be approximately 3–5 pages, not including references or a title page, and must include the following:
- Introduce your draft with an executive summary in which you present a rationale for utilizing a code of ethics/code of conduct related to IT practices of data management for your organization (1 paragraph) along with a brief statement (approximately 1 paragraph) on the steps you will take as a leadership team to model this behavior for the rest of the employees and bring about positive change within your organization. (Note: Although the executive summary is the first page of your document, it is typically written last, since it is meant to provide a very concise summary of the main points of your document.)
- Serving as background for your proposal, summarize your observations about the codes of conduct/ethics you reviewed online and the major themes you found in your search of these important policy statements as they pertain to the use and management of information and information systems. Be sure to include citations for the examples you reviewed in your references section.
- Create a draft of your proposed code of ethics/code of conduct, being sure to cover the major themes you noted. Each theme in your code must be accompanied by a series of statements or a brief paragraph explaining what the policies are associated with that theme (or category). You are free to use your creativity and license to create details about your company, as appropriate. The object of this exercise is to identify important considerations for the leadership of your organization and to ensure that the staff will find this document useful in guiding their behavior and decision making.
References to consider:
https://www.ccsinet.com/blog/common-security-risks-workplace/
ProQuest Ebook Central – Reader
Airport Essay Introduction to Airports
Airport Essay Introduction to Airports
Introduction to Airports Adopt an Airport / Presentation GuidelinesAdopt an Airport:
Each student will “adopt” an airport to study in parallel with class topics. Each student will select one major or popular airport within the first week of class. The airport can be domestic or international. Airports (almost all) should have websites that include comprehensive information about their airport and facilities. You can answer many of the assigned topics by searching through their website. There are many other sources of information too, and they are listed within the e-Learning site and within the syllabus. You might consider contacting at least one administrative employee at the airport. If the airport is close enough, you might be able to visit or take a tour. Some
administrators are extremely busy, and others are willing and available to speak with you a number of times.
Term Report:
During the semester you will be compiling information that corresponds to the topics thatwe are studying. Your collected information will relate to your adopted “real-world” airport.
Summarizing your response based on your research. Use the writing guidelines for formatting. Organization of the Report:Cover Sheet: Including your name, the class, the airport you have adopted and the date (APA style please).
Topic documentation:
For chosen topics you must include pertinent information based on what you learned in class/lesson(I have included the lesson question below). Your information should be comprehensive, factual, clear and concise. Always use the writing guidelines format, including APA referencingfor factual
material (see Sources below). The topic summaries must contain valid and applicable content. Additional pages for graphs, tables, illustrations, etc. may be added.
Supplemental Information:
You may include supplemental or miscellaneous information about the airport that you find interesting or useful, such as
economic impact statements, airport diagrams, airport master plans, photos, newspaper articles, etc.
Sources:
Document your sources using APA format.
Sources may include newspaper clippings, periodical articles, and websites. APA: Times New Roman, 12-point font, double spaced, references page, running title/header with page numbers at top, cover page properly formatted and proper in-text citations.
Topic Requirement:
Each student should write on a minimum of 4 topics/lessons from class (i.e. public relations, government roles at airport, grants, airspace, etc.). Each topic should be 1 -2 pages, NOT including pictures.
Identify any governmental entities and/or org structures that play a role at your selected airport. Cite a reference, document, or information that indicates that role.
o Discover information related to your adopted airport.
o Include in your AAA report the NPIAS information related to the role and classification of your airport.
o Also include current and forecasted activity numbers for enplanements, operations, cargo tonnage, active and based aircraft, and similar data that you find. (FAA Forecasts)
Describe the relation the airport has with its constituents and stakeholders, as culled from news reports, public agendas, and similar reports. Include information on the type of public relations, marketing, advertising and other outreach efforts or activities your airport performs. Identify special efforts to involve stakeholders.
Seek to obtain the airport master plan and/or executive summary for your airport. Write a synopsis about the future development goals of your airport with supporting arguments or data.
AAA Project:
Seek to obtain the ALP for your airport or any information about the Part 77 requirements, such as local ordinances and restrictions (check the master plan). Write a synopsis about the Part 77 surfaces, the local height zoning restrictions, and their impact on the airport. Pay attention to the obstacles shown in the approach and departure profiles shown in the ALP set.
AAA Project:
Using basic knowledge about your airport, the ALP you’ve acquired, or satellite photos of the airport, draw a basic diagram of the airport runway layout and color or mark to scale the RSA, RESA, and for each runway. Also, identify and draw the CA for the GS, LOC, and VOR. Include the drawing in your report
Burj Khalifa Architecture vs Western Architecture
Burj Khalifa Architecture vs Western Architecture
Write a 5 page paper 1250 words, 12 pt. font (Times, Ariel, Helvetica, Book Antiqua, or another “normal” font, 1” margins all around) on an architect, designer, or architectural project that is typically excluded from the narrative of “Western Architecture.”
A minimum of 2 academic sources are required (books and journals are preferred but credible online sources are options if library materials are difficult to secure at this time). **All outside information must be cited. All papers must be submitted digitally via Turnitin.
students must discuss the specific context of the project—cultural, historical, political, and/or social.
You will write about: Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE, 2004-2010 compares and contrasts with works we study in Western Architecture. In addition to thoroughly describing the project, students must discuss the specific context of the project—cultural, historical, political, and/or social.