Responsible Innovation
The introduction of new technologies and innovations should be value-based, meaningful and vigilant.
Description
Products, services, and processes must be guided by ethical principles and values. Dilemmas between technical feasibility and social adequacy must be solved through a structured and deliberate discourse.
Internal Stakeholders: Innovation management, IT, research and development, marketing and digital product development, CSR.
External Stakeholders: Business Partners, suppliers, customers
- Deployment of a human-cantered approach to innovation
- Integration of digital ethics into product development processes
- Consideration of digital ethics when designing products and services
- Establishment of formal structures determining constructive dialog on innovation dilemmas
- Regulating the digital legacy of products
- Definition of a human-cantered approach to innovation
- Inventory of relevant technologies and products determining innovation
- Ethical Impact Assessment: Identification of ethical conflict lines
- Integration of principles and values into the development process
- Consistent integration of users (customers/employees) in the development process
- Offering training programs and workshops for digital product managers
- Create transparency on digital ethics (T&Cs, data process modelers, statements, publications)
- Expand monitoring and oversight
- Establish a common procedure dealing with digital leftovers
- ISO Standard 9241-210 Human Centered Design for Interactive Systems
- Ethically Aligned Design (IEEE)
- Value Sensitive Design (TU Delft)
- Responsible Research & Innovation RRI (Prisma)
- Ethics by Design: An organizational approach to responsible use of technology (WEF)
- CDR initiative & sustainability goes (BMJV)
- Structural Value Management (design principles, guidelines)
- Ecological assessment of digital offerings (PCF)
- Sustainability goals (SDGs, GHG)
- Data Process Modeller
- BVDW: CDR Building Bloxx