Category: papers

In November 2020 David published a paper in the journal, AI and Ethics, titled, Being a data professional: give voice to value in a data driven society, co-authored with Prof. Don Gotterbarn. Abstract: Data Analytics needs to...

In April 2019 David published a paper in the journal ORBIT, with Oliver Burmeister, based on their conference presentation at ETHICOMP in Turin, 2017, entitled “I am a Person: A review of value sensitive...

In June 2018, David published, co-authored with Oliver Burmeister of Charles Sturt University, Australia, a paper in a Special Issue of the journal Ethics and Information Technology  on Value Sensitive Design, entitled ‘Power influences...

David published a paper in the Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society, in October 2017, entitled ‘Corporations and professionalism: awkward bed-fellows?’ – a response to Oliver Burmeister’s paper, in the same issue, on Professionalism...

In September 2017, David co-authored an article in The Conversation responding to Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan’s  prediction a bonfire of industry jobs in the Banking sector as automation takes hold across the finance sector.

In 2017 David published a white paper, with Alex Fenton, in the Salford White Paper Series. “Fitness Apps : For the fit and the unfit” by Alex Fenton and David Kreps, Salford Business School

In November 2016 David published a white paper, with Marie Griffiths, in the Salford White Paper Series, and on Medium. “Wearable Technology in the Workplace” by David Kreps and Marie Griffiths, Salford Business School...

With colleagues Marie Griffiths and Maria Kutar, David published an article, in November 2015, in The Conversation, about the impressions given by the popular TV programme, The Apprentice, of what things are like in...