DAOs - the organisation of the future
New forms of organisation design, both decentralised and autonomous, will likely appear due to the emergence of Blockchain and smart contracts.
Read MoreNew forms of organisation design, both decentralised and autonomous, will likely appear due to the emergence of Blockchain and smart contracts.
Read MoreThe myriad of companies that are involved in a single customer’s travel plans is one of the main reasons why many people are excited about how blockchain can transform the travel industry. Just as Bitcoin was conceived as a method for bypassing financial intermediaries, blockchain can help to improve
Read MoreBlockchain is ready to change the travel industry. The myriad of companies that are involved in a single customer’s travel plans is one of the main reasons why many people are excited about how blockchain can transform this industry.
Read MoreWe live in exponential times, and merely having a digital strategy focused on continuous innovation is no longer enough to thrive in a constantly changing world. To transform an organisation and contribute to building a secure and rewarding networked society, collaboration among employees, customers, business units and even things is
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Read MoreEarlier this year, I completed my PhD at the University of Technology Sydney. My research focused on how do emerging information technologies change the interaction of organisations and technologies. The title of my research was: Sociomateriality in the age of Emerging Information Technologies: How big data analytics, blockchain and artificial
Read MoreEarlier this year, I completed my PhD at the University of Technology Sydney. Undertaking a PhD was a great experience and an intellectual challenge. However, academic dissertations are dry and difficult to read.
Read MoreOrganisations wanting to use blockchain technology to decentralise their data and collaborate with industry partners are now presented with a bewildering range of options. Since the Bitcoin revolution began in 2008, the number of blockchain networks has mushroomed to the point where companies must carefully select which one is right
Read MoreThis week's f(x) = e^x newsletter discusses blockchains for enterprise organisations, more data breaches and deep learning getting easier.
Read MoreThere is a downside to the abundant presence of data in today’s society. Today’s tech giants such as Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Tencent and Alibaba have long recognised that data is a valuable asset. They have been aggregating vast amounts of data in return for ‘free’ services from
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