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Design and manufacturing: digital technologies and the human in the loop
By Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen, Professor of Design Engineering and Innovation and Director of DIGIT Lab Today I take over as Director of the DIGIT Lab, and
By Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen, Professor of Design Engineering and Innovation and Director of DIGIT Lab Today I take over as Director of the DIGIT Lab, and
“You can deliver locally configured Public Services that will conform with your localism agenda, while standardising your back-end” – Mark Thompson delivers an insightful and
By Mark Thompson On 23 June, I gave a presentation on a panel titled “Subjectivity, subjects, asubjectivation and subjectivation: which relevance for posthumanist studies?”. Now, those interested
Alan Brown joins Irish Management Institute’s Talking Leadership podcast, to dive deeper into the dilemmas of digital.
By Dimitrios Batolas New technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, and many others, have sparked considerable interest –
In the past few days, the UK Government has issued its latest strategy for transforming into a digital future focused on accelerating the use of digital technology and data-driven decision-making in the public sector. It is a well-meaning and welcome document that sets out a common cross-government approach for 2025.
Wednesday 22 June 2022, 13:30–14:30 (BST) • In this seminar, Professor Gina Neff shares an insight into her latest upcoming book: How Do Industries Change • Register on Eventbrite
Returning for its eighth year • 13–15 June 2022 • Venice, Italy (Hybrid Format) • Roger Maull co-chairs. Zena Wood and Phil Godsiff are Program Chairs.
“When you put one department in charge, it’s easy for other people to abdicate responsibility. Companies need to ensure that responsibility transitions across the rest of the organization so that it doesn’t become siloed” – our Alan Brown quoted in Harvard Business Review Report
This brought together a range of experienced speakers for short, inspiring talks and panel discussions on the key themes we’re facing as we address the challenges of our digitally disrupted environment.
EPSRC Digital Security & Resilience (DS&R) Theme
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.