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 U-score.info in an information-mathematical way defines the concepts of GOOD and EVIL, normalizing them from 0% to 100%. 

Devil has U-score = 0% and God has U-score = 100%


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To evaluate Apple and Microsoft based on the U-Model principles, let's first gather data and insights into each company's operations, policies, and impacts across the three key areas: Refusal to Harm (Code), Organizational Benefit (Credo), and Correctness of Expectations (Rights). This approach allows for a detailed comparison and understanding of how these tech giants align with sustainable and ethical governance principles.

Evaluation Criteria

Refusal to Harm (Code)

  1. No Envy, No Theft, No Lie
  2. Transparency and Accountability
  3. Protection of Environment and Sustainability
  4. Responsible Handling of Information
  5. Leadership

Organizational Benefit (Credo)

  1. Efficiency, Productivity and Citizen Service
  2. Innovation
  3. Public Health Protection
  4. Diversity and Inclusion
  5. Professionalism

Correctness of Expectations (Rights)

  1. Right to Clarity
  2. Right to a Healthy and Safe Work Environment
  3. Right to Personal Respect
  4. Right to Growth and Feedback
  5. Right to Work-Life Balance

Apple vs. Microsoft: U-Score Evaluation

Code

  • Apple:

    • No Envy, No Theft, No Lie: Apple's commitment to privacy and strong stance against data theft marks high. 90% 😇
    • Transparency and Accountability: Apple has improved transparency in environmental and supply chain initiatives. 85% 😇
    • Protection of Environment and Sustainability: Strong efforts in sustainability, like carbon neutrality goals. 90% 😇
    • Responsible Handling of Information: Strict data protection policies but some concerns about user data usage. 80% 🤩
    • Leadership: Strong leadership in innovation and market strategy. 95% 🙏

  • Microsoft:

    • No Envy, No Theft, No Lie: Similar strong data protection policies. 90% 😇
    • Transparency and Accountability: High transparency in corporate reporting and social responsibility. 90% 😇
    • Protection of Environment and Sustainability: Committed to becoming carbon negative by 2030. 95% 🙏
    • Responsible Handling of Information: Excellent data management practices with a focus on security. 85% 😇
    • Leadership: Effective leadership in global technology and corporate responsibility. 95% 🙏

Credo

  • Apple:

    • Efficiency, Productivity and Citizen Service: High efficiency in product development and customer service. 85% 😇
    • Innovation: Continuously leading with innovative products. 95% 🙏
    • Public Health Protection: Initiatives like Health app and research on user health. 80% 🤩
    • Diversity and Inclusion: Good policies but some areas need improvement. 75% 🤩
    • Professionalism: High professional standards across operations. 90% 😇

  • Microsoft:

    • Efficiency, Productivity and Citizen Service: Strong cloud services boosting productivity for users and businesses. 90% 😇
    • Innovation: Consistent innovation, especially in software and cloud computing. 95% 🙏
    • Public Health Protection: Active involvement in public health initiatives, especially during the pandemic. 85% 😇
    • Diversity and Inclusion: Strong diversity and inclusion policies. 80% 🤩
    • Professionalism: Maintains high professionalism in all business areas. 95% 🙏

Rights

  • Apple:

    • Right to Clarity: High but could improve in terms of service clarity. 80% 🤩
    • Right to a Healthy and Safe Work Environment: Strong workplace safety policies. 85% 😇
    • Right to Personal Respect: Commits to employee respect and diversity. 80% 🤩
    • Right to Growth and Feedback: Provides extensive employee development programs. 85% 😇
    • Right to Work-Life Balance: Offers good support but intense work culture reported. 75% 🤩

  • Microsoft:

    • Right to Clarity: Generally clear user agreements and policies. 85% 😇
    • Right to a Healthy and Safe Work Environment: High standards in office and remote environments. 90% 😇
    • Right to Personal Respect: Strong focus on respect within the company culture. 85% 😇
    • Right to Growth and Feedback: Excellent opportunities for professional growth. 90% 😇
    • Right to Work-Life Balance: Strong support for work-life balance, including flexible working. 90% 😇

Overall U-Scores

  • Apple:

    • Code Average: 88%
    • Credo Average: 85%
    • Rights Average: 81%
    • Overall U-Score: 85%

  • Microsoft:

    • Code Average: 91%
    • Credo Average: 91%
    • Rights Average: 88%
    • Overall U-Score: 90%

Microsoft shows a slightly higher U-Score, reflecting its comprehensive approaches in sustainability, innovation, and employee rights. Apple, while strong, shows room for improvement in diversity and inclusion and work-life balance.

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