Praise

“This provocative book reminds us, especially those whose faith leads them to seek a just society, to constantly keep vigil in the emerging corporate and technological world.”

–The Rev Richard Witt

Executive Director, Rural & Migrant Ministry, former Chaplain at Vassar College

“This text is seminal work in understanding the evolution of commercial greed, its sources, root causes, and even intergenerational sources.” 

–Daniel E. Aks

President and CEO, Undertone, Inc. before that, Chairman and CEO, Antenna International

I have found that many companies are not aware of all material unethical behavior by employees, until it becomes a legal liability. This book shows how to spot unethical behaviors which have evolved to be less obvious, and so harder to detect.”

–Bruce Cranner

Partner at Talley, Anthony, Hughes and Knight

“The authors have surveyed the evolution of two important technologies: Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality, in sufficient depth to identify some of the potential ethical and criminal threats posed. The book applies traditional rules of ethics to form a weapon against (sometimes covert) unethical and criminal threats to corporate governance.” 

–Pritish Purohit

Group Head of Information Security at NinjaVan (Singapore)

“I find the argument in this book highly interesting. It may apply to the general public or find use in academic environments. This text is seminal work in understanding the evolution of commercial greed, its sources, root causes, and even intergenerational sources. Finally, it shows why unethical strategies are ultimately value debasing.” 

–Prof. Raul L. Katz

Columbia University, NY

“This books ties together practical advice on ethics, organizational psychology and management decision making. As businesses move to digital tools, the authors outline how corporate behavior is driven by different forms of greed and how to recognize and deal with them. Of interest is how different roles within a company have very different motivations and require different strategies for dealing with hidden greed. This makes the book well worth the time for an CFO or manager driven to uphold ethical standards.”

–Julio Zamora