Technology Proliferation and Transfer Ethical Aspects: A Case Study of Wroclaw, Poland

Ethical Engineering for International Development and Environmental Sustainability

“…It brings together presentations given at SWIIS, IFAC and IFIP conferences (Izworski et al 2001;Lewoc 2005;Lewoc et al 2008aLewoc et al , 2009). The first work was presented at an SWIIS event in Vienna in 2001 and therefore too late to affect the experiences of the ICT and automation pioneers.…”

“…Argadona 2003;Bulz 2010, personal communication;Bulz et al 2009;Bynum 2000;Dimirovski 2001;Hersh 2001a, b;Hersh et al 2005;Jancev and Cernetic 2001;Magebheim and Schulte 2006;Nordkvelle and Olson 2005;Stahk 2009;Tavani 2001). The problems of ethics in ICT and automation in Poland have been discussed by Lewoc et al(2005Lewoc et al( , 2006aLewoc et al( , b, 2008aLewoc et al( , 2009Lewoc et al( , 2010aLewoc et al( , 2011a, Izworski et al (2001) and Han et al (2008). This involved the investigation of ethical issues through consideration of the experiences of actual Polish pioneers in ICT and automation.…”

ICT Book Aspect Case Study

“…A survey of these and other journals that could be called using the keywords: ICT, ethics, human behavior showed that they were written, first of all, by theoreticians and not practitioners, being interested, primarily, in general and not detailed problems.. On the other side, LD 6 was interested in teaching good ICT design and development practices devised and/or learned during adequately long project periods in order that they were validated well by the Authors. In addition, LD 6 believed that the best good and ethical ICT development E-service practices could be described by the most experienced leading designers of the biggest knowledge of ICT development covering the additional aspect of professional ethics and human behavior [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22].…”