Moral models: The ethics of data management

The IMD Wrap: You may be managing data efficiently, but are you managing it ethically? And is that something you should be concerned about? Yes, says Max, you should.

Just as job applicants shouldn’t lie on their resume, politicians and government officials shouldn’t take bribes, journalists shouldn’t invent sources or stories, and no one should constrain medical professionals’ ability to provide life-saving treatment, data professionals should also have moral and ethical obligations.

Sometimes, the obligations around what can be done with data are laid out in contracts or by regulators: For example, when a firm subscribes to a dataset from a vendor or

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