A UKRI Next Stage Digital Economy Research Centre
Accelerating digital innovation for growth, impact, and transformation of large established organizations.
Research Themes
Digital Innovation
Digital Growth
Digital Impact
Digital Transformation
Academic Partners
We launched on 21 September 2021. Watch the recording or find out more.
The DIGIT Lab is an EPSRC Next Stage Digital Economy Research Centre delivering a 5-year research programme backed by UKRI, university, and commercial funding. We work with Large Established Organizations (LEOs) to accelerate digital transformation using responsible and sustainable approaches to innovation.
Latest News
People as a route to competitive advantage in a digital manufacturing future
Wednesday 25 January 2023, 12:30 GMT • In this webinar, InterAct Co-Director Professor Jill MacBryde will outline opportunities to engage with InterAct – whether you are an academic, policy maker, or a practitioner from manufacturing or a developer of digital technologies.
READ MOREMark Thompson joins Digital Leaders’ Advisory Board
“This is an important time for digital leadership, when understanding the impact of the fast-moving digital economy on organisations, culture, government, and the environment presents one of the very biggest challenges facing our society.”
– Mark Thompson
Digital Leaders Innovation Week
Virtual Week, 14–18 November 2022 A virtual summit to share case studies, know-how and proven methodologies to help you innovate in your organisation and beyond. Join us for a week of informative talks, packed with actionable insights. DIGIT Lab is a strategic partner at Digital Leaders Innovation Week. The event will showcase a huge range of […]
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DIGIT Lab Director, Professor Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen, explores the barriers preventing women from entering the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and looks at what can be done to encourage more women to pursue STEM education and careers, emphasizing the need for diversity in teams to drive innovation and tackle societal issues. What are the […] Read more >
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In all aspects of our lives, trust has been a critical element of what we decide to do, who we associate with, where we place our most important assets, and much more. Yet, in a digital world, such considerations become even more important. Read more >
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In times of uncertainty, the most effective approach is to take action and learn as quickly as possible by building momentum and guiding the path forward. In times of massive uncertainty, momentum trumps more data. Read more >
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Led by University of Exeter Business School, working in partnership with Oxford Brookes Business School, University of East Anglia School of Computer Sciences, and Royal Holloway, University London.
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