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DESCRIPTION:Keynote Speaker: Richard Appleyard\, PhD\, Deputy CIO\, Orego
 n Secretary of State\; President-elect Portland Chapter of SIM&#13\;\n&#
 13\;\nWhat are ethics and why are they relevant in the IT field? Why is 
 a code of ethics important to us personally and to our organizations? Ho
 w do you develop and maintain an ethical code for the use of Information
  Technology in an organization? These are just some of the questions we 
 will consider at the next SIM Portland meeting. Everyone is familiar wit
 h the concept of medical ethics and the Hippocratic Oath\, “First do no 
 harm.” Ethics are a set of mutually agreed upon rules that encompass the
  personal and shared standards of behavior expected by a group of people
 \, typically within a given profession. There are now ethical investment
 s and mutual funds that hold to certain principles when selecting compan
 ies to invest in. &#13\;\n&#13\;\nInformation Technology is advancing at
  an ever increasing rate\, and is having an increasing impact on our liv
 es. The recent Facebook / Cambridge Analytica scandal demonstrated what 
 can happen in organizations when there is no ethical grounding\, and dec
 isions are simply left up to the bottom line\, or market forces. Join ho
 st\, and incoming SIM-Portland President\, Richard Appleyard for the Feb
 ruary Chapter meeting where he will share his ideas and facilitate discu
 ssion around embracing more formal ethical standards with in the IT mana
 gement profession. Come and be part of the process to discover what this
  means to you\, to your colleagues and how we might develop a Code of Et
 hics at the SIM Portland chapter.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nLearning Objectives:  &
 #13\;\n+ Review &amp\; discuss ethics\, its history and relevance to the
  field of IT  &#13\;\n+ Review ethical frameworks and discuss which appl
 y to IT  &#13\;\n+ Consider the creation of a SIM-Portland Working Group
  to develop a Code of Ethics for the Chapter  &#13\;\n&#13\;\nSpeaker Bi
 ography   &#13\;\nRichard is a seasoned Technology Leader in IT Operatio
 ns\, Application Development &amp\; Web Management\, with a foundation i
 n Informatics Research. He is currently the Deputy CIO and Applications 
 Development Manager at the Oregon Secretary of State. In addition to ass
 isting the CIO\, he is responsible for software development team that ma
 nages a portfolio of applications for the different SOS divisions\; Elec
 tions\, Corporation\, Audits and Archives as well as Business Services. 
 He is the President-elect for the Society of Information Management Port
 land Chapter and currently planning his agenda for his April 2020-2022 t
 enure.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nRichard is an emerging Technology Ethicist and IT 
 Futurist with a passion for being more thoughtful with how IT is impleme
 nted. He is a proponent of Holistic Technology Management that looks for
  the potential &quot\;butterfly effect\,” and the unseen opportunities a
 nd unintended consequences of today's technology advances. Richard has a
  Bachelors in Chemistry from the University of Oxford\, a PhD in Biochem
 istry / Biophysics from Washington State University and completed a Post
 -doctorate in Medical Informatics (Information and Data Science) at Oreg
 on Health and Science University where he focused on Consumer Health Inf
 ormatics and the usability of patient information systems. &#13\;\n&#13\
 ;\nAgenda  &#13\;\n5:30 PM Social  &#13\;\n6:20 PM Dinner  &#13\;\n6:50 
 PM Meeting Start  &#13\;\n7:00 PM Keynote and Q&amp\;A  &#13\;\n8:15 PM 
 Close  \n\nTags: Information Technology\, cio\, cto\, director\, it\, le
 adership\, management\, manager\, Ethics\, future\n\nImported from: http
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SUMMARY:SIM-Portland February Meeting - "IT and Ethics: What does it mean
  for you and your organization"
LOCATION:University Club of Portland: 1225 SW 6th Avenue\, Portland OR 97
 204 US
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