B6 ABL Presentation(1)

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Ethics & Values in Management

Activity Based LarningInterim Presentation

Team B6

12 February 2015


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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Mechanisms, processed and relations by which corporations are controlled and

directed.

Includes rules and procedures for making decisions.

Governance structures identify the distribution of rights and responsibilities

among different participants in the corporation,

Directors

Managers

Shareholders

Creditors

Auditors

Regulators etc


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BUSINESS ETHICS

It is the applied ethics that examines ethical principles and

moral problems that arise in the business environment.

Functional areas include

Finance

Human Resource Management

Sales and MarketingProduction

Property


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IMPORTANCE OF ETHICS

Long-term growth

Cost and risk reduction

Anti-capitalist sentiment

Limited resources

Corporate Reputation Trust in the firm

Fraud prevention


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UNETHICAL PRACTICES

Corruption

Harassment, bullying and Victimization

Disclosure of confidential information.

Intellectual property theft.

Insider trading. Falsifying financial transactions.

Corporate social responsibility


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FOCUS OF OUR STUDY

Corporate Social Responsibility.

Intellectual property theft

Insider trading


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CORPORATE SOCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY Corporate initiative to assess and take the

responsibility for the companys effects on

environment and impact of social welfare.

Corporate citizens



CISCOS CSR

ACTIVITIES Cisco practices the following CSR activities as told by

Archana Sahay, Asia Pacic Japan China, CommnityRelation lead at Cisco!

Cisco"s main focs areas are

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critical hman needs and

disaster relief#

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(nternal campaign +nown as the lobal *nger ReliefCampaign that spports $- partner A+shaya Patra onmidday meals to ..,''' children annally on a dailybasis#



Employee Contribution

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

(IP)

Intellectual property is any innovation, commercial or

artistic; any new method or formula with economic value.

IP is protected by,

Patents

Trademarks Copyrights


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IP THEFT

THE CRIME

Stealing intellectual property is cheap and easy.

Copying someone elses work, the thieves can make a huge profit.

Intellectual property theft can cost people their jobs, damage the reputation

of the original maker of the counterfeited product, cause sickness and

bodily harm, deprive governments of desperately needed tax revenue, and

even result in the spread of organized crime and gangswhich in turn can

damage more lives and destroy neighbourhood.

It isnt a victimless crime


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IP infringement

If you use someone elses intellectual property (IP) without their

permission you may be infringing their IP rights and they may be able

take legal action against you.

Patent infringement

Patent infringement typically is caused by using or selling a patented

invention without permission from the patent holder. The scope of the

patented invention or the extent of protection is defined in the claims of

the granted patent.

Copyright infringement

Copyright infringement is reproducing, distributing, displaying orperforming a work, or to make derivative works, without permission from

the copyright holder, which is typically a publisher or other business

representing or assigned by the work's creator. It is often called "piracy.


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Trademark infringement

Trademark infringement occurs when one party uses a trademark that

is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark owned by another

party, in relation to products or services which are identical or similarto the products or services of the other party.

Design infringement

If you use, sell or import something that is identical or similar to a

design registration, without permission, you may be infringing the

owners rights.


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HOW TO PREVENT IP THEFT

INTERVIEW WITH MR. SUNDAR K.S

All cos say ethics and profit go hand in hand, What is yourtake on this?

Global Delivery Model principle

Transparency

Incremental Approach method.

Design thinking


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What is your company doing to prevent IP theft?

Tools for IP violation

Portals for publications

Licensed software

Zero tolerance approach for violators.

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