How much “big data” should any enterprise be expected to absorb, monitor, analyze, and respond to? What happens, for example, when warning signs of possible product defects – or possible regulatory noncompliance issues – are "buried" in the flood of big data accessible by auto manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, banks or similar data-infused enterprises? This workshop takes on this issue by exploring several real-world cases involving the ethics of data-awareness. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
DESIGNED FOR
All accounting professionals.
BENEFITS
- Be apprised to the expansion of Big Data within major industries, including COVID-related healthcare.
- Differentiate between unintentional data breaches, such as security breaches, and such avoidable breaches as violation as violation o
HIGHLIGHTS
- Introduction: Big Data is Getting Bigger
- Ethical Implications of Big Data Getting Bigger
- Ethics of Big Data: Three Theories
- Trust Theory and the Duty to be Aware
- Rules Theory and the Duty to Monitor
- Cases
COURSE LEVEL
Basic
PREREQUISITES
None
ADVANCE PREPARATION
None