You are a member of the information services team at a large corporation. The president has asked for a confidential meeting with your group to talk about ways to improve productivity. The president wants to ensure that people are not sending personal emails or surfing the Web for entertainment while they are supposed to be working. The chief information officer suggests that employees be informed that their emails and Web surfing will be monitored. In truth, the company does not have the resources to do this and does not plan to implement any monitoring. The CIO strictly forbids anyone in the information services team from revealing this fact. Debate the morality of management making such an announcement.