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Blueprint for Personal and Professional Growth
MMBA 6540: Innovation and Technology
Part I: Ethics and Technology
Part II: Forward Thinking and Analysis
Part III: Innovation and You
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| Part I: Ethics and Technology
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| Consider your own personal business ethics in light of the byproducts of technological innovation—whether they are physical products or more intangible products such as the storage and accessibility of personal data. Describe the ways in which you will assess and determine your own ethical guidelines as you encounter new technological frontiers and ways in which you can help to impact the ethics of those who surround you.
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I have learnt over the years of the need for ethical conduct in classroom, personal and organizational perspectives. Ethical conduct ensures the creation of other virtues vital in contemporary organizations (Schultz, 2006). In essence, the world of information technology has been marred by the presence of unethical conduct driven by greed and the need to make quick supernormal profits without respect for other entities and the consumer population of the services or products in a respective market of operation. Ethics in health institutions is vital as it ensures that there is respect of the patient needs, health and life. In addition, it also ensures my ability to uphold the required standards of conduct in my tasks as a physician in the health setting as well as on a personal aspect. Ethics forms an integral part of health industry, as the medical world needs to operate in an ethical environment to gain trust from the clients, governmental agencies as well as other entities seeking to make investments as well as ensuring the ability to compete on a fair platform (Tavani, 2004). in the world of technological advancements there are numerous propagations of unethical conduct as well as malpractices through technology based products such as through sabotage. I have been able to ensure that there is a great level of customer satisfaction in terms of my delivery of care and related services in the health institutions. Technology has improved the ability to conduct activities in efficient manners with respect to aspects of morality and ethics in the field of medicine. |
| Part II: Forward Thinking and Analysis
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I intend on increasing my ability to conduct my self in ethical manners using technology-based products in the medical setting given the presence of numerous challenges, which could result in unethical conduct (Reynolds, 2003). I intend to ensure that accrue additional information using technology for the betterment of my career as well as ensuring the ability to compete in the evolving labor market. I have learnt of the need to expand my education and personal knowledge in terms interactions with others. This has been enhanced by my experiences in relating with my fellow students in school whereby I was able to exchange numerous ideas and skills for betterment of my career, education and life. I initially lacked a sense of direction and responsibility in relation to the conduct of my duties and responsibilities in both school as well as in the organization setting. This has however been altered by the social interactions and previous information gained form books about the achievement of success through ethical conduct and determination to attain individual goals(Tavani, 2004). |
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| Many of the topics and readings in this course focus on analyzing and predicting the needs of an organization in order to make better decisions about which innovations and technologies will add the most value. Explain your ideas for sharpening and growing your analytical and forward-thinking skills and the ways in which you can express your proficiency with these skills.
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| Part III: Innovation and You
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I have been able to accrue a forward-looking perspective in terms of using the ideas I have gained over the time in school and the various employment positions I have held (Adam, 2005). I have learnt of the new ways of execution of tasks in health institutions, which could ease the costs of operations as well as ensure efficient and effective delivery of services to clients. In addition, I have been able to understand of the need to conduct myself ethically in numerous aspects of my personal life. Innovation and the ability to create new ways of doing things has been the main driver of success in large corporations in the world s they provide consumers with new efficient ways of conducting and execution of tasks and subsequently improving the lives of the consumers or public (De, 2003). |
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| Based on what you’ve learned about innovation and technology, how can you bring an innovative perspective to your own life and professional work environment? Which tools covered in this course will most readily translate into expanding your personal and professional opportunities?
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References
Adam, A. (2005). Gender, ethics and information technology. Houndmills, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
De, G. R. T. (2003). The ethics of information technology and business. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishers.
Reynolds, G. W. (2003). Ethics in information technology. Boston, Mass: Course Technology.
Schultz, R. A. (2006). Contemporary issues in ethics and information technology. Hershey, PA: IRM Press.
Tavani, H. T. (2004). Ethics and technology: Ethical issues in an age of information and communication technology. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.
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