IEEE 24748-7000-2022
Part 7000: Standard model process for addressing ethical concerns during system design
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24748-7000-2022 is a technical standard that addresses a model process for handling ethical concerns during system design. In the context of computing and processing, it provides a structured way to identify, review, and respond to ethical issues that may arise while developing components, circuits, devices, and systems. This makes 24748-7000-2022 relevant for teams that need a clear, repeatable approach to design decisions where technical performance and ethical considerations must be balanced.
Overview of 24748-7000-2022
This standard sets out a process-oriented framework for addressing ethics within the design lifecycle. Rather than focusing on a single product type, it is aimed at system design activities where decisions can affect users, operators, or broader technical outcomes. 24748-7000-2022 can help organizations apply a consistent method for evaluating concerns, documenting decisions, and aligning design work with expected responsibilities. Its value lies in bringing clarity to a topic that is often managed informally.
Typical use cases
24748-7000-2022 may be used in engineering projects involving computing platforms, embedded devices, electronic control systems, or other technology systems where design choices have ethical implications. It is especially relevant during requirements definition, architecture review, verification planning, and design trade-off analysis. The standard can also support internal review workflows for product teams that need a common process for assessing potential concerns before release, procurement, or integration into larger systems.
Why it matters
Using a defined process for ethical concerns can improve consistency in design decisions and reduce the risk of overlooking important issues. For organizations working with complex systems, 24748-7000-2022 can support better documentation, clearer accountability, and more disciplined review practices. It may also help teams demonstrate that ethical considerations were addressed in a structured way, which is valuable for compliance efforts, customer assurance, and internal governance across the lifecycle of a technical product.
- Ethical concern review during system design
- Structured decision-making for technical teams
- Applicable to computing and processing systems
- Useful for requirements and architecture stages
- Supports consistent documentation and governance
- Publication Date: 2022
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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