terbarn created the Software Development Impact Statement (SoDIS) process which encourages those involved in IS/IT project management to consider the wider ramifications of their work. An associated decision support tool, SoDIS Project Auditor was developed and successfully used around the world. As a member of the BCS Ethics Strategic Panel, he was one of the creators of DIODE, an ethical assessment tool for new and emerging technologies. He conceived and co-developed a dependency mapping method for the implementation of technological innovations. Rogerson’s research extended to IS/IT application areas with notable work in electronic voting and personal health monitoring.
A second important focus of Rogerson’s research is professionalism in computing. His book Ethical aspects of information technology: Issues for senior executives, published in 1998 for the Institute of Business Ethics, remains one the few to address ethics of computing from a corporate perspective. He has made significant contributions to the development of professional standards in several computer related bodies. He was a member of the executive team which developed the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) / IEEE Computer Society (IEEE-CS) Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice for which he received the IEEE Certificate of Appreciation in 1998. He led the development of the code of ethics for the Institute for the Management of Information Systems  and the redevelopment of the Code of Good Practice of BCS, The Chartered Institute of IT. Between 1998 and 2010 Rogerson led a longitudinal survey to explore the attitudes of information systems professionals. It provides a unique snapshot as seen through an ethical lens. Practitioner access to Rogerson’s research was made possible through his regular ETHIcol column which he wrote for the IMIS Journal from 1995 to 2012.

Leadership 
Rogerson has been the prime instigator in establishing a computer and information ethics movement in Europe. As founding director of the Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility (CCSR) his visionary leadership resulted in the ETHICOMP conference series, which he co-directed with Terry Bynum, and the Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society. Professor Krystyna Gorniak, who attended ETHICOMP 95, wrote to Rogerson on 10 April 1995, "… the newly established CCSR is one of the prominent steps towards the creation of a world-wide network of scholars who are concerned about humankind's wellbeing in the age of computers …" CCSR's web site, which was launched in 1997, became the world
terbarn created the Software Development Impact Statement (SoDIS) process which encourages those involved in IS / IT undertaking management to think the wider ramifications of their workplace. An consort decision support instrument, SoDIS Project Auditor was developed and successfully used around the universe. As a member of the BCS Ethics Strategic Panel, he was one of the creators of DIODE, an ethical judgment tool for new and emerge technologies. He conceived and co - developed a dependency mapping method for the implementation of technical innovations. Rogerson ’s research extended to IS / IT lotion areas with notable work in electronic voting and personal health monitoring. 
 A second important stress of Rogerson ’s research is professionalism in calculation. His book Ethical aspects of information engineering: Issues for senior executives, published in 1998 for the Institute of Business Ethics, remains one the few to address ethic of computing from a corporate perspective. He has made significant contributions to the development of professional standards in several computer associate bodies. He was a member of the executive team which modernize the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) / IEEE Computer Society (IEEE - CS) Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice for which he receive the IEEE Certificate of Appreciation in 1998. He led the development of the code of ethic for the Institute for the Management of Information Systems   and the redevelopment of the Code of Good Practice of BCS, The Chartered Institute of IT. Between 1998 and 2010 Rogerson led a longitudinal survey to explore the attitude of information systems professionals. It provides a unique snapshot as seen through an ethical lens. Practitioner entree to Rogerson ’s research was made possible through his regular ETHIcol column which he wrote for the IMIS Journal from 1995 to 2012. 

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Leadership 
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terbarn created the Software Development Impact Statement which those involved IS/IT project management of work. An associated support tool, SoDIS Auditor was developed and successfully used the world. As a member of the BCS Ethics Strategic Panel, he was of the creators of DIODE, an ethical assessment tool for new and emerging He and a mapping method for the implementation of technological innovations. Rogerson’s research extended to IS/IT application areas with work in electronic voting and personal health monitoring. second important focus of research is professionalism in computing. book aspects of technology: for executives, published in for the Institute of Business Ethics, remains one the few to address ethics of computing from a perspective. He significant contributions the of standards in several bodies. He was a member of which developed the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) IEEE Computer (IEEE-CS) Software Engineering Code of Ethics Professional Practice for which he received the IEEE of Appreciation in 1998. He led the development of the code of ethics for the the Management of Information and the redevelopment the of Practice BCS, The Institute of IT. Between 1998 and 2010 Rogerson led a longitudinal to explore the attitudes of information systems professionals. It provides snapshot seen through an lens. Practitioner access to research made possible through his column he IMIS from to 2012. Leadership Rogerson been the prime instigator in a computer and information founding director of the Centre for Computing and Responsibility (CCSR) his visionary leadership resulted in ETHICOMP conference series, which he co-directed with Terry Bynum, and the Journal Information, Communication in Society. Professor Krystyna Gorniak, who attended ETHICOMP wrote to Rogerson on April 1995, "… the newly established CCSR is one the steps towards creation of a network of scholars are concerned about in the of …" which was launched in 1997, became world
terbarn created the Software developmenT ImpaCt STatEmEnt (SODIS) Process which enCOuraGes those involved in IS/IT ProjeCt MAnagEMeNt to cOnsider THe WIDer RaMiFicAtIOnS of thEir Work. An aSsociated dEciSiOn support tooL, sodIS Project audItor was develOpeD and suCcEssFUlly uSed ArounD the woRLd. As a mEmber of thE Bcs EthicS strategIC paNel, hE was one of the creatORs OF DIODE, an ethicaL assesSmENt TOOl fOr nEw and emergInG techNOlogies. hE cONCEivED and co-developEd a dependenCY maPping mEtHod FOr the iMplemEnTAtiOn of technolOgicAl innovatIons. RoGErson’s rESearch eXtendeD to iS/It appLIcAtIon ArEAs wITh NotABle Work in elEcTrOnic vOtinG AND PersOnaL heaLth moNitoring.
A secoNd iMporTAnt Focus Of RogErsoN’s ReseaRch is pRofesSiOnalism in computIng. HIs book EthIcaL aSpeCtS of inFOrmatiOn tEchNology: ISsues foR SenIoR EXEcUtives, published in 1998 fOr THE INstitute Of BusiNEsS ETHics, remaInS onE the FEW to adDresS EtHics of coMputinG FrOm A corporAtE perspEcTivE. He Has maDE sigNificaNt contriButioNS to the developmENt of professioNAl STAnDArds In sEveral compuTer rELateD bodIEs. he wAS a memBer of ThE ExECutive team which deveLoPed the assocIation for CompUting MachiNERY (ACM) / IEEE compUTeR society (IEEE-CS) SOftwaRe EngineerINg Code of ethicS and ProfEssional PRACtice for WhiCh hE reCeiVED tHe IEEE CertifiCATe of apPreciatIon In 1998. He led The DevEloPmeNt Of the code Of ethics FoR tHe inStiTute fOR the ManaGeMenT oF InFormaTIon SysTems  aNd thE rEdEVelOpment oF ThE cOde oF GOoD PraCtiCe Of BCS, the CHArtEred InsTitute of It. BeTWeen 1998 AnD 2010 ROgerson Led a longitudiNaL survey to eXpLorE the atTITudes of iNformation systems profesSIonals. IT prOvideS a unIque snapsHot As seen ThrOUgh an eThical Lens. PRaCtiTIOner aCCEsS to roGerson’s resEARch Was maDe PossIble thrOugh his regular ETHICOl cOlumn which he wRotE for THE ImIS jOuRNal FrOM 1995 to 2012.

lEAdership 
RogersoN has been thE pRImE instigatoR In eStAblishiNg a compUter aND informAtion ethiCs movemenT iN EurOPE. As Founding diRector of The Centre FOr ComPUtIng anD SoCial ReSpOnsIbiliTy (CCSR) HIs vIsionAry leaDeRship rEsultEd In the ETHiCOMP conference series, whIch he cO-direCteD with TerrY ByNUm, aNd the JourNal oF InformatiOn, COmmUnicaTioN And EtHics IN SOciETy. ProFessOR Krystyna gOrNiaK, WHo Attended ETHicomP 95, wRote tO RoGErson oN 10 AprIl 1995, "… the newly establiSHed CCSR is one of The pROMinEnt STeps ToWards the creatiOn oF a WORld-wide nEtWork of scholArs who arE cONcernEd abouT humanKind's weLLBeINg in thE age Of cOmputers …" CcSR'S wEB site, whIcH wAS launcHed iN 1997, bEcame tHe worlD
terbarn created the Softwa re Develop mentImp act  S tate ment  (SoDIS) proce s s wh ich encourages those i nvolv ed in I S /I T pro ject ma n ag e m ent  t ocon si d er  thewid er rami ficationsofth eir work. An as sociated d eci sion support  to ol, So DI S P r oject  Au ditor  was d e velope d and suc ce s sfully used ar o u nd  the  world. As a memb e ro f the BCS Ethi cs Str at e gi c Pan el,  he was on eof th e  creato r so f DIO D E, an ethical  assessment too l forne w a n d emer gingte c hno logies. Heconc eived and  co-de v elopeda  depend ency m app ing  met h od  f orth e  im p le men t ati on of te ch no logic al i n n o v atio ns.  Rog erson ’s research e xte nded toIS/IT  appl icat io n are as wit h not ab le work in elec tron ic voting  an dper so nal h e alth m oni tor ing.
Asecondi mpo rt a n t  f ocus of Rogerson’s  r e s ea rch is p rofess i on al i sm in co mp uti ng.H i s boo k Et h ic al aspec ts ofi nf or mationte chnolo gy : I ssu es fo r  sen ior ex ecutives , pub l ished in 1998f or the Instit u te o fB usin ess  Ethics, re main s  one  the fe w t o  addr ess e th i cs of computing from a  c orpora te pe rspective. He  has mades i g nificant  con t ri b utions to thedevel opment ofp rofessio nal s tandards  in sever a l  compute r r ela ted  bo d i es . He was a me m b er o fthe exe cut ive tea m w hic h d eve lo ped the A ssociati on  f or  C omp uting Machiner y(AC M)  /IEEEC ompute r Soc iety  ( IE E E-C S) Soft w ar e Engi ne er ingCod eof Et hics and  Profes sional Pr act i ce f or  w hich he  received the  I EEE Certif ic ate  of Ap p r eciation  in 1998. He led the de v elopmen t o f the  cod e of ethi csfor th e I n stitut e forthe M an age m e nt of I nf orm at ion System s  an d the  r edev elopmen t of the Code of G o odPractice of B CS,  The C ha rte r ed Ins ti t ute o f IT. Between 1 998 and 20 10 Ro gerson led a l on gitudin al surv ey to explore  the atti tudes ofin form a t ion  systems p rofessio nals. Itp rovid e sa uni que  snaps ho t a s see n thro u ghan et hicalle ns. Pr actit io ner acce ss to Rogerson’s resear ch was  made  po ssible th rou g h h is regula r ET HIcol colu mnwhi ch he  wr o te fo r th e  I MIS Journ al f r om 1995 t o  2 012 . 
L eadership R o g ers on ha s b e en the  pri me instigator ine stablishing acomp u t erand info rm ation ethics m ove me n t  in Euro pe . As foundi ng direc to r  of t he Cen tre fo r Compu t i ng and So cial  Re sponsibil ity  ( C CSR) hi svi s ionary  lea de rshipresult e d in t he ETHICOMP conf erenc e serie s , w hichhe  co-dir e cted  with Terr y Bynum, an d theJour nal o f Infor ma tion,Com mu nication a n d Ethicsin So ciety.Pr ofes sor  Kryst ynaG o rniak , wh oatt ended ETH I C OM P  9 5, wro te t o Rog er sonon 10 Apr i l 1995,"…t he newl yest a b lished CC S R  is one of  th e pro m i nent steps towa r ds the c reatio n of a  world- w ide  n etworkofs c holars wh o are con c ern ed  abo ut human ki nd's  w ell be ing in the ageof compu ters …"C C SR's w ebs ite, whichwa s launched i n 199 7, becamet h e w orld
terbarn created_the Software_Development Impact Statement (SoDIS)_process which_encourages_those involved_in_IS/IT project management_to consider the_wider ramifications of their_work. An associated_decision_support tool, SoDIS Project Auditor was developed and successfully used around the world. As_a_member of_the_BCS_Ethics Strategic Panel, he was_one of the creators of_DIODE, an_ethical assessment tool for new and emerging technologies._He_conceived and co-developed_a dependency mapping method for the implementation of technological_innovations. Rogerson’s research extended to IS/IT_application areas with_notable_work_in electronic voting and_personal health monitoring.
A second important focus_of Rogerson’s research is professionalism in_computing. His book Ethical aspects of information_technology: Issues for senior executives, published_in 1998 for the Institute_of Business_Ethics, remains one the few_to address ethics_of computing_from a corporate_perspective. He has made significant contributions_to the development_of professional standards in several computer_related_bodies. He was_a_member_of the_executive team which_developed_the Association_for_Computing Machinery (ACM) / IEEE Computer_Society_(IEEE-CS) Software Engineering Code of Ethics and_Professional Practice for which_he_received the IEEE Certificate_of Appreciation in 1998. He_led the development of the code_of ethics_for the_Institute for the Management of Information Systems  and the redevelopment_of the Code of Good Practice_of BCS, The Chartered_Institute of_IT._Between 1998 and_2010_Rogerson led_a longitudinal survey to explore the attitudes_of information_systems professionals. It provides a unique_snapshot as seen through_an_ethical lens. Practitioner access to Rogerson’s_research was made possible through his_regular ETHIcol column which he_wrote_for_the IMIS Journal from 1995_to 2012.

Leadership 
Rogerson has been the_prime instigator in_establishing a computer and information ethics movement_in_Europe. As founding director of the_Centre_for Computing and Social Responsibility (CCSR)_his_visionary_leadership resulted in the ETHICOMP_conference series, which he co-directed with_Terry Bynum, and the Journal of Information, Communication and_Ethics in Society._Professor Krystyna Gorniak, who attended_ETHICOMP_95,_wrote to Rogerson on 10 April 1995, "… the newly_established CCSR_is one of_the prominent steps towards the creation of a world-wide network_of scholars who are concerned about humankind's_wellbeing in the age of computers …" CCSR's web site, which_was launched in 1997, became the world