Abstract

The management of big data has become one of the great challenges of the digitally hyperconnected society. Although it is recognized that the collection, processing and use of massive data generates important advances in spheres such as the economy, health, politics, communication, education or science, at the same time there are strong criticisms for the disruptive effects and negative consequences that this process can generate on society, especially among its most vulnerable groups. The objective of this work is to propose guidelines for the design of an ethical data governance system that, through participation, dialogue and good practices and supported by various digital technology tools, allows a socially responsible and morally valid of big data compilation, processing and use.