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Trust- Centre Technology Framework

JournoTECH Framework

Building Trust Centred Technology Organisations

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Part One
The Eight Pillars

Part Two
Building Your Tech
Function

Tech Organisation
Blueprint

Community
Practical Model

About the Framework

The JournoTECH Framework was developed through the JournoTECH Innovation Forum, supported by SPRITE+, a consortium of five UK universities that brings together people involved in research, practice, and policy focused on digital contexts. SPRITE+ comprises the University of Manchester, Imperial College London, Lancaster University, Queen’s University Belfast, and the University of Southampton and is funded by UKRI EPSRC (UK Research and Innovation’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council).

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Part One: The Eight Pillars

Eight interconnected principles that form the foundation of a trust-centered technology organisation

1

Governance

Provide leadership and ensure responsible oversight

2

Trust

Build confidence through transparency and engagement

3

Identity

Ensure the right people have the right access

4

Privacy

Protect personal information and respect rights

5

Security

Protect systems and information from threats

6

Resilience

Prepare for, respond to and recover from disruption

7

Responsible Innovation

technology ethically to create positive impact.

8

Accountability

Ability and remain answerable for outcomes.

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