¶ … stakeholders in the scenario?
The stakeholders in this case are the employees of Supernova Industries and their IT staff because their performance and effectiveness will be affected by the decision. The manager of my company is another important stakeholder because the decision will affect his success at increasing the business for the firm. Finally, I am an important stakeholder in this situation because my professional judgment and integrity will be affected by the decision taken in this case.
b) What are the facts in the scenario? Do not copy and paste the scenario. Rather, the facts should be a numbered list of summarized, relevant points.
Supernova Industries have contracted with us to develop a business system for them.
Their staff is supposed to take over the support function after the launch and training of the system.
According to my professional judgment, the Supernova team will not be able to handle the support function and will continue to depend on our company.
4. An alternative plan is available that will increase the budget but will save Supernova in payment for long-term support service.
5. This information has been communicated to my manager.
6. The manager prohibits me from making this recommendation to the client as not doing so would result in increased business in the long-term.
c) Which facts raise ethical concerns? Why?
The facts that raise the ethical concern include that my manager and me are in possession of information that could potentially influence the decision of our client, Supernova Industries, who have reposed faith in our professional judgment and services. Sharing the information with the clients will result in significant savings to them but a loss of potential revenue for our company. My manager, who has authority over me, has expressly forbidden me from sharing this information with the client.
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