Stakeholders and their Perspectives: Google Dominance and Computing Implications (Article Sample)

Google Dominance and Computing Implications
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Stakeholders and their Perspectives
The stakeholders include government or company, the Learners, trainers and the Schools or the institutions. The aim of this kind of education is to provide basic skills in literacy and communication to help improve for development.
The learners will be able to acquire skills in Communications, Numeracy and Literacy abilities which help to improve communication and problem-solving (In Buyuk, 2017). The successful achievement of the learning objectives will go a long way in ensuring the schools get the qualifications and standards that are acceptable to the education and training stakeholders, thereby publicizing the institutions as centers of excellence. The schools may be seen to lose in terms of resources set aside for such training, but generally, the benefits will eventually override the negative implications.
Major Ethical Issues and Possible Solutions
One of the ethical issues is unfair pricing in markets by the creation of monopolies. The unfair pricing is likely to exploit consumers (Baer, 2014). The monopoly created takes into control of the market share of a product or service thereby affecting accessibility to this market. Monopolies usually take advantage of their power in the market. The solution to this is by regulating the business to help insulate consumers from exploitation by these monopolistic giants who may have the temptation to set their prices than consumers may afford.
Another problem arises in the way Google provides discriminating treatment to its own shopping products on the search pages. This dominance provides unfair competition wherever their products are displayed prominently on the screen (Doctorow, 2015). Given that the other products are also displayed by the competition, the competitors are disadvantaged by this act. The creation of anti-trust laws help promote an open and free competition, provide consumers with alternatives, cheaper and high-quality products through innovation.
Local and Global Impacts of Computing on Individuals, Organizations, and Society
Computing contributes to increased communication, for example in communication using emails and video conferencing. In the information management, customer information can be obtained easily for niche advertising . There is also improved stock control, hence, low wastage. The use of computers makes such activities efficient thereby reducing unnecessary overheads (In Information Resources Management Association, (2016).
The use of technology in the Society provides opportunities for improved communication, thereby increasing the chance for wider networking. In business, computing has contributed to increased security in handling large amounts of cash. Currently, because of the emergence of credit or debit cards, large cash can be carried around or even withdrawn easily using automatic teller machines. The emergence of the computers has enabled the mass production of quality products. This is especially in the areas such as engineering and medical systems, where computer-aided design and the use of robots make this a reality (Tolk, 2017). In the area of food production, the use of computers has made weather forecasting easy and accurate, thereby contributing to increased output for food security.
The emergence of computers have also created a digital divide in the society. This is in terms of those who can access information. It is important to nnote that because of an influx of information in the market. Some of the information is inaccurate and can cause moral and ethical issues. Again, several people have been rendered jobless.
World wide web has reduced the chances of human interaction, this whenever virtual working is allowed. The reduced physical activity and encouragement of homebased work programmes can lead to health related problems such as obesity.The ICT software and hardware, can be expensive to maintain even after initial revenue outlay. Even after investing substantially in technology, a company still need to plan to protect data kept in these systems from attack by hackers and viruses.
However, the emergence of computers has not been without criticism. The automation of production lines has made it possible to run for long hours reducing the level of human interventions in manufacturing, secretarial work, accounting and production where several skilled personnel was used (In Sethy, 2015). Now, the same tasks can be performed faster using computer-controlled machines.
Additional information needed to effectively address the Problem
The problem of the global and local divide can be solved by increasing access to information. This can be done through ensuring th...