<p>Ethics for Industrial Technology</p>

Abstract

This paper takes aim at one specific, as well as basic, need in teamwork and interdisciplinary projects -ethics and its implications for professional practice. A preliminary study suggests that students majoring in industrial technology degree programs may not have adequate opportunity to formally study and engage in ethical aspects of technology vis-à-vis the practices of the profession. It is reasonable to assume that the ethical dilemmas faced by an industrial technologist would parallel those of engineers and managers. To address this issue, this paper identifies a domain of knowledge that would constitute a necessary background in ethics for industrial technologists, examines various resources for teaching, and makes recommendations from a pedagogical point of view.

Towards the Smart Industry for the Sustainability through Open Innovation based on ITSM (Information Technology Service Management)

“…Therefore, it increases product safety and participation in environmental issues, affecting individual workplaces and society as a whole. Code of Ethics is discussed in [43], [44]. Interestingly, the leading position of such new technological systems that support smart concepts is believed to be of great benefit to the economic catch-up and long-term competitiveness of developing countries [45].…”