Review the ethical issues that may arise in information management and write a comparative analysis noting the similarities and differences.

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Privacy is one of the most important ethical concerns in information management. There is growing concern over how personal data is used and who can access it, given the amount that is being stored and analysed by companies. Some articles will discuss how important it is for organizations to implement strong privacy policies that use technology and techniques to protect personal data of employees and customers.

Security is another ethical concern that could be addressed in information management articles. Organizations must take security precautions to ensure that their systems are protected and protect sensitive data. It could be encryption, firewalls or other security measures. Also, employees should receive training and education about security best practices.

Security of AI models as well as their decisions is another topic. The need to establish ethical guidelines in the testing and deployment of AI systems is a topic that could be covered. This will help prevent bias and discrimination.

It is crucial that AI systems can be transparent and easily explained in order to improve trust and accountability. To ensure ethical and responsible use of AI systems, organizations should also be transparent.

One example of similarity could be a discussion on the need for companies to ensure data security and privacy. There could be differences in the focus of an industry, type or issue or on privacy and security.

I have found that transparency is a key element of my business’s ability to handle ethical issues related to information management. My organization has a data governance committee. The team creates policies and procedures regarding data handling and management, as well as data security and privacy. Regular audits are also conducted to verify compliance with policies and procedures. They also offer trainings to their employees and information sessions on data protection and handling.