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7 November 2017

The ethics of software development

In this week’s Computer Weekly, with big names such as Uber and Volkswagen being called out for using software to cheat the system, we look at professionalism and ethics in software development. We assess the digital progress of the UK’s manufacturing sector and the challenges it faces in keeping up with global rivals. And we examine the latest trends in mobile device management. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

Ethical software development: Ask Uber and Volkswagen
by Cliff Saran
Following TfL's decision against Uber, we investigate the role of professionalism and ethics in software development
UK must speed up and skill up to co-drive fourth industrial revolution
by Brian McKenna
UK manufacturing is falling behind the pack leaders in the revolution to apply digital technologies to industry, says a government-sponsored report led by Siemens’ UK CEO
SAS CEO Jim Goodnight: Today’s AI turbo-charged with MPP
by Brian McKenna
SAS co-founder and CEO Jim Goodnight says the value of the vogue for artificial intelligence lies in massively parallel computing, as well as cheaper storage

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