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Original Statement of Importance (Return to List) |
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Owner |
Statement |
| 1 | Allenna Leonard | Values surrounding ICT's and the desired characteristics of their (co)evolution must be clarified before resources are committed toimplementing them. |
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CID |
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Comment |
| 2 | Alfonso Reyes | What sort of "desirable" values can we think of ICT's? |
| 26 | David Best | Values are rarely considered in implementations of ICTs The most that is currently taken account of is the financial or occasionally the regulatory value of an ICT implemntation Therofre there is a need to develop a language or notation of value that makes sense to spoinsors and users before this statement can be acted upon |
| 52 | Clas-Otto Wene | Values relevant to ICT emerge as we learn to use them through interactions between the learning loops in the society. We cannot clarify values ahead because the technology path will create its own values. |
| 60 | Pete Barnsley | How can an ICT have any values regardless of the learning etc without the context. Since this context is not controllable but part of the observer ICTs are but pawns. The vessel leaks and abuse is possible. |