Good tech versus bad tech - How technology design will change business strategy
Join the Warwick Technology & Energy professional networks at our joint event on Friday 20th May 2016 at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick.
We live in times where technology is invading everywhere and creating brand new opportunities but also introducing new risk and governance issues for policy , business strategy and individuals alike. Following the recent examples of the Apple versus FBI case over personal data privacy; the win by AlphaGo versus the grand master in GO, to the UK government plan to roll out smart metering nationally in the UK this year and the intervention by government security to add additional security protection to prevent hacking, these are suggesting a shift in the connecting power of technology that is pushing beyond human experience into uncharted consequences. We are now growing past the early innocence of Moore’s law that is not just hugely powerful computing and data storage and global networks but a scaling out and new intelligence that is challenging the very basis of human rights, jobs and competitive behaviors.
This session brings together a diverse set of speakers around this central emerging question of technology power versus governance and rights and discusses what should businesses need to do to address possible near futures of work, automation and this convergence around faster rapidly changing business strategies and disruptive dilemmas.
Schedule
5:30pm | Registration & Welcome Drinks |
6:15pm |
Introduction to the disruptive convergence of data privacy, connectivity and intelligence
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7:30pm | Panel debate |
8pm | Networking |
8:30pm | Close |
Spaces are limited, book yours today!
If you are unable to attend but would like the content from the event please buy the "Unable to physically attend" ticket.
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please email business@wbs.ac.uk
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