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The year 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of China's Digital Silk Road, which has become an increasingly crucial component of Xi Jinping's flagship foreign policy project: the Belt and Road Initiative. Over the past decade, China has massively expanded its digital infrastructure investment across the globe. Accompanying the investment has been the diffusion of China's digital governance norms and standards in recipient states. Countries in the Indo-Pacific have been at the forefront of this stretching Chinese digital influence landscape. The conflation between digital development cooperation and digital governance norms adoption has far-reaching implications that need to be better understood and addressed. To discuss the issue, Michael Caster joins host Bonnie Glaser. Caster is the Head of Global China Programmeat ARTICLE 19, an NGO that advances freedom of opinion and expression. His organization has published two reports examining China's Digital Silk Road. Timestamps[00:00] Start[01:30] Understanding China's Digital Silk Road [05:57] China's Digital Governance Norms[10:16] China's Digital Footprints Abroad[16:07] Attractiveness of Chinese Digital Solutions[18:56] Role of High-Tech Companies in Digital Governance[21:44] Assessing the Effectiveness of China's Digital Governance[23:14] State-Driven Surveillance and Censorship[27:39] China's BeiDou Navigation System [31:09] How should governments respond to these normative shifts?
In this episode, we are joined by Philippa Wraithmell to discuss the transformative role of technology in education through Philippa's company, Edruption. We explore her journey from teaching to leading educational change, emphasising the importance of understanding the unique needs of each school. The conversation delves into the four pillars of digital education: governance, safeguarding, pedagogy, and innovation, and highlights the necessity of effective digital governance to empower educators and enhance learning experiences. In this conversation, Philippa covers the integration of technology in education, emphasising the importance of a strategic approach to digital tools. She highlights the financial implications of educational technology and the need for schools to evaluate their spending. Philippa also focuses on empowering parents in the digital age, advocating for open communication about technology use at home. She introduces Digital Bridge, a programme aimed at helping families navigate technology and its impact on children. The discussion further explores the significance of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in creating inclusive educational environments. Finally, Philippa calls for a rethinking of assessment methods to prioritise student understanding and creativity over traditional grading systems.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Edruption and Its Mission03:00 Philippa's Journey in Education09:48 The Four Pillars of Digital Education19:00 Digital Governance in Education26:56 The Role of Technology in Learning28:39 Integrating Technology in Education32:19 Financial Implications of Educational Technology34:42 Empowering Parents in the Digital Age39:27 Building a Digital Bridge for Families45:02 The Importance of Universal Design for Learning51:12 Rethinking Assessment and Learning SuccessCheck out Edruption, Digital Bridge and get a copy of Philippa's bookThanks so much for joining us again for another episode - we appreciate you.Ben & Steve xChampioning those who are making the future of education a reality.Follow us on XFollow us on LinkedInCheck out all about EdufuturistsWant to sponsor future episodes or get involved with the Edufuturists work?Get in touchGet your tickets for Edufuturists Uprising 2025
AI is reshaping the way governments engage with citizens, delivering smarter, more responsive services. In this episode, we explore five key AI applications in government that are improving accessibility, efficiency, and citizen engagement. From personalized digital profiles in Christchurch to AI-powered service apps in San Diego, governments are using data and automation to enhance public services. We also discuss how AI is helping streamline large-scale response efforts, process citizen feedback, and create seamless interactions between residents and their cities.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How Wentzville, Missouri, is using generative AI to streamline citizen communicationThe role of centralized digital identities in Christchurch, New ZealandHow San Diego's "Get It Done" app is making city services more efficientAI's impact on emergency response and social service programsThe power of AI in analyzing citizen feedback to improve government operationsKey Takeaways:AI is enabling governments to create unified digital identities, reducing bureaucracy and improving service delivery.Predictive AI is helping governments anticipate and address citizen needs proactively.Mobile AI applications like San Diego's "Get It Done" are simplifying public service requests.AI is streamlining emergency aid distribution, reducing manual processing time for financial relief.AI-driven sentiment analysis is transforming how governments gather and act on public feedback.Subscribe to our podcast for insights into AI's impact on public services, smart cities, and digital governance. Visit The Future of Commerce for expert analysis on how AI is transforming industries beyond government. Share this episode with policymakers, civic leaders, and tech enthusiasts shaping the future of AI-driven citizen experiences.
アバターを操作して、メタバース（仮想空間）で様々なゲームが遊べる「Roblox（ロブロックス）」が世界を席巻しています。ゲームを作ることも、買い物をすることもできる革新的なプラットフォームは「ゲーム版YouTube（ユーチューブ）」とも呼ばれます。特徴やリスクをNIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツNIKKEI PrimeVOICE（日経プライムボイス）は専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/【NIKKEI PODCAST】 日経電子版Podcastポータルサイト：https://www.nikkei.com/special/podcast Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/）■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長）▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長）▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長）▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長）▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長）▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
Wir sprechen mit Mag. Wolfgang Ebner. Er leitet die Sektion VII "Digitalisierung und E-Government" im Bundeskanzleramt und ist Chief Digital Officer des Bundes.Wir besprechen die Steuerung und Regulierung der Digitalisierung in Österreich vor dem Hintergrund von "Megatrends" wie Cloud, Plattformen und KI. Link:https://bka.ldap.gv.at/#/organisation/gvouid%3DAT%3AB%3A1008465%2Cou%3DOrgUnits%2Cgvouid%3DAT%3AB%3A111%2Cdc%3Dat
61 Prozent der Deutschen fürchten einen Cyberkrieg – doch wie gut ist das Land darauf vorbereitet? Bitkom-Präsident Dr. Ralf Wintergerst erklärt, warum digitale Technologien für die Landesverteidigung heute unverzichtbar sind und stellt die Ergebnisse der Bitkom-Studie zur Cyber-Bilanz vor. Kurz vor der Bundestagswahl wird immer intensiver über ein Digitalministerium auf Bundesebene diskutiert, das der Bitkom in seinem Positionspapier zur Bundestagswahl 2025 vorschlägt. Bitkom-Politikexpertin Sophie Vogt-Hohenlinde beschreibt, wie dieses Ressort aussehen könnte und welche Kompetenzen dort gebündelt werden müssen, um die digitale Transformation voranzutreiben und erklärt, wie die Parteien dazu stehen. Außerdem hören wir rein in den Podcast "Ralf Wintergerst trifft Klaus Müller", den Präsidenten der Bundesnetzagentur, der über Produktsicherheit bei Online-Händlern spricht und die Rolle seiner Behörde im digitalen Wettbewerb spricht.Entscheidungshilfe zur Digitalpolitik? Hier geht's zum Bitkomat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Since Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter in 2022, many users have looked for alternatives, fuelling a wave of online migration from the social media platform. How do alternative platforms such as Mastodon or Bluesky differ from traditional social media, and what does the future hold for these online spaces? In this episode, we speak to Robert Gehl, Ontario Research Chair of Digital Governance at York University, Canada, about the evolving landscape of decentralised social media. This episode of The Conversation Weekly was written and produced by Mend Mariwany with assistance from Katie Flood and Gemma Ware, Sound design was by Michelle Macklem, and theme music by Neeta Sarl. Full credits for this episode are available. Sign up here for a free daily newsletter from The Conversation.If you like the show, please consider donating to The Conversation, an independent, not-for-profit news organisation.Further reading:Bluesky isn't the ‘new Twitter,' but its resemblance to the old one is drawing millions of new usersDecline of X is an opportunity to do social media differently – but combining ‘safe' and ‘profitable' will still be a challenge
While at Devcon 2024 I spoke to Josh Tan, the founder of Metagov, a laboratory for digital governance and lead of DAOstar, a DAO standards body (that I have also been doing some work with as well).We spoke about making democracy just as available as autocracy in digital systems, making alternatives to venture capital, and AI as collective intelligence. We also spoke a bit about the DAOIP-5 web3 grants metadata standard that I've been helping DAOstar with.If you want to listen to my review of Devcon 2024, check it out here.If you liked the podcast be sure to give it a review on your preferred podcast platform. If you find content like this important consider donating to my Patreon starting at just $3 per month. It takes quite a lot of my time and resources so any amount helps. Follow me on Twitter (@TBSocialist) or Mastodon (@theblockchainsocialist@social.coop) and join the r/CryptoLeftists subreddit and Discord to join the discussion.Send me your questions or comments about the show and I'll read them out sometime. Support the showICYMI I've written a book about, no surprise, blockchains through a left political framework! The title is Blockchain Radicals: How Capitalism Ruined Crypto and How to Fix It and is being published through Repeater Books, the publishing house started by Mark Fisher who's work influenced me a lot in my thinking. The book is officially published and you use this linktree to find where you can purchase the book based on your region / country.
Greece announced plans to enhance parental oversight of mobile devices in 2025 through a government-operated app, that will help get digital age verification and browsing controls. Dimitris Papastergiou, the minister of Digital Governance, said the Kids Wallet app, due to launch in March, is aimed at safeguarding children under the age of 15 from the risks of excessive and inappropriate internet use. The app will be run by a widely used government services platform and operate in conjunction with an existing smartphone app for adults to carry digital identification documents. “It's a big change,” Papastergiou told reporters, adding that the app would integrate advanced algorithms to monitor usage and apply strict authentication processes. “The Kids Wallet application will do two main things: It will make parental control much easier, and it will be our official national tool for verifying the age of users,” he said. A survey published in December 2024 by a Greek research organization KMOP found that 76.6% of children aged 9-12 have access to the internet via personal devices, 58.6% use social media daily, and 22.8% have encountered inappropriate content. Many lack awareness of basic safety tools, such as the block and report buttons, authors of the study said. Papastergiou said the government was hoping to have the children's app pre-installed on smartphones sold in Greece by the end of 2025. While facing criticism from some digital rights and religious groups, government-controlled apps and online services—many introduced during the pandemic—are generally popular in Greece, as they are seen as a way of bypassing historically slow bureaucratic procedures. The planned online child protection measures would go further than regulations already in place in several European countries by introducing more direct government involvement. They will also help hold social media platforms more accountable for enforcing age controls, Papastergiou said. “When you have an (online) age check, you might have a 14-year-old claiming they are 18. Or you could have someone who actually is a genuine 20-year-old … Now we can address that,” he said. This article was provided by The Associated Press.
In this episode of Truth Talks, we dive into the complexities of disinformation in Belgium. Trisha Meyer, Associate Professor in Digital Governance at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, sheds light on the main disinformation trends shaping the Belgian landscape. From narratives around migration and economic disparities to foreign interference from China and Russia. The sole responsibility for any content supported by the European Media and Information Fund lies with the author(s) and it may not necessarily reflect the positions of the EMIF and the Fund Partners, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the European University Institute.
米大統領に共和党のトランプ氏が返り咲く日が迫ります。大統領選挙での勝利を後押ししたのが、イーロン・マスク氏やピーター・ティール氏ら「ペイパルマフィア」と呼ばれる実業家・投資家でした。ペイパルマフィアの狙いとテクノロジー界にもたらす変化とは。NIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツNIKKEI PrimeVOICE（日経プライムボイス）は専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。 日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】 日経電子版Podcastポータルサイト：https://www.nikkei.com/special/podcast Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
Estonia, a leader in digital governance, is known for remote internet voting, online public services, and digital IDs, earning recognition as the world's second most digitalized government, according to the United Nations. But its technological advancements have made it a target for cyber interference from Moscow as geopolitical tensions move online.“The propaganda budget for Russia is bigger than the whole Estonian state budget,” said Estonia's Digital Minister Liisa Pakosta to Euractiv. “It's a hybrid war between the autocratic and democratic world," the minister added.The Baltic state shares a 294-kilometre border with Russia and is home to a 300,000-strong Russian-speaking minority, factors that increase its exposure to Kremlin-linked hybrid warfare. How has Estonia built its tech-driven society, and how is it helping its neighbours fend off digital threats?In this episode, host Giada Santana is joined by Estonia's Justice and Digital Affairs Minister Liisa Pakosta to discuss Estonia's digital transformation and the challenges of securing a fully digital state in an era of escalating cyber warfare.
In October this year, the social media giant META, took down a Russian network of social media accounts spreading disinformation on the War on Ukraine. META says it is the largest network of its kind, the company disrupted since the war in Ukraine began. More specifically, identified social media accounts were sharing false information by relaunching fake articles published on 60 websites impersonating legitimate news organisations. Articles published on these websites were shared on social media and messaging apps, such as Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and Twitter. On this episode of Europe Talks Back, host Alexander Damiano Ricci interviews Marìa Dios, editor at Europe Talks Back, about the pro-Russian disinformation operation taken down by META and Trisha Meyer, Professor of Digital Governance and Participation at the Brussels School of Governance of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Professor Meyer leads the Research Centre for Digitalisation, Democracy and Innovation, the BA in Communication and Public Relations, and the Jean Monnet Winter and Summer Schools on EU Policy-Making.Join us on our journey through the events that shape the European continent and the European Union.Production: EuropodFollow us on:LinkedInInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Anlässlich der Regierungsverhandlungen sprechen wir mit Dr. Georg Serentschy und Mag. Michael Seitlinger, LL.M. zu Fragen der Digitalisierungssteuerung in Österreich. Links: https://id.univie.ac.at/fileadmin/user_upload/i_id/Event_Files/Konzeptstudie_Digital_Policy_und_Regulierung_aus_einem_Guss_12_23.pdf https://www.serentschy.com/georg-serentschy/ https://newsroom.a1.net/news-michael-seitlinger-ist-neuer-a1-group-director-regulatory-european-and-public-affairs?id=186977&menueid=13049&l=deutsch
中国で生成AIによる著作権侵害を認める世界初の判決が出ました。ターゲットになったのはウルトラマン。生成AI規制の先行例となる一方、判決の内容には課題も残りました。アンダーソン・毛利・友常法律事務所外国法共同事業弁護士、中崎尚氏の寄稿をNIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツNIKKEI PrimeVOICE（日経プライムボイス）は専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。 日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】 日経電子版Podcastポータルサイト：https://www.nikkei.com/special/podcast Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
Prof. Tshilidzi Marwala, rector of the United Nations University and under-secretary-general of UN, speaks with Asia Society Policy Institute Managing Director Rorry Daniels about the importance of digital governance and the UN's new Global Digital Compact. The conversation covers how AI can be better understood, trusted, and used for the greater good. Asia Inside Out brings together our team and special guests to take you beyond the latest policy headlines and provide an insider's view on regional and global affairs. Each month we'll deliver an interview with informed experts, analysts, and decision-makers from across the Asia-Pacific region. If you want to dig into the details of how policy works, this is the podcast for you. This podcast is produced by the Asia Society Policy Institute, a “think-and-do tank” working on the cutting edge of current policy trends by incorporating the best ideas from our experts and contributors into recommendations for policy makers to put these plans into practice.
Dr. Eleonore Fournier-Tombs, head of Anticipatory Action and Innovation at the UNU-CPR, speaks with Asia Society Policy Institute Managing Director Rorry Daniels about the importance of digital governance and the UN's new Global Digital Compact. United Nations. The conversation covers how AI can accelerate economic development and climate action while managing the associated risks. Asia Inside Out brings together our team and special guests to take you beyond the latest policy headlines and provide an insider's view on regional and global affairs. Each month we'll deliver an interview with informed experts, analysts, and decision-makers from across the Asia-Pacific region. If you want to dig into the details of how policy works, this is the podcast for you. This podcast is produced by the Asia Society Policy Institute, a “think-and-do tank” working on the cutting edge of current policy trends by incorporating the best ideas from our experts and contributors into recommendations for policy makers to put these plans into practice.
Joe Jones serves as the Director of Research and Insights at the IAPP. Previously, he served as the UK Government's Deputy Head of Digital Trade, where he was responsible for digital policy. Joe also served as a private practice lawyer on international data issues. In this episode… Companies are grappling with the challenges of managing privacy, security, AI, and data governance in an increasingly complex regulatory environment. The IAPP's Organizational Digital Governance Report highlights the challenges businesses face due to “digital entropy” — caused by overlapping laws, rapid technological shifts, and cultural and socio-technical differences, emphasizing the need for organizations to align their governance structures to address these challenges. How can companies navigate these complexities while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency? The IAPP's digital governance report provides insights into how companies can adapt their structures and processes to meet the growing demands of digital governance. It outlines three varying approaches companies are using to navigate digital entropy: the analog model, where companies use their current structures while adding more tasks to existing teams; the augmented model, where companies create new committees or cross-functional teams to define overarching terms for digital governance and policy; and the aligned model, where companies have dedicated roles for digital governance. The report underscores the importance of moving toward a more aligned model, where privacy, security, and AI governance are streamlined under cohesive leadership. This involves empowering privacy teams, implementing regular audits, fostering collaboration across departments, and avoiding reliance on ad hoc committees to align with evolving privacy regulations. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels chat with Joe Jones, Director of Research and Insights at IAPP, about how companies can leverage insights from the IAPP Organizational Digital Governance Report to improve their digital governance frameworks. Joe explains how companies can stay ahead of regulatory changes by embracing more structured governance models. He also emphasizes the need for privacy professionals to act as enablers within organizations, offering guidance on leveraging data responsibly while navigating the growing complexity of privacy regulations.
NIKKEI Digital Governanceは、日本語に対応した50の生成AIのうち、どれが「ウソをつきにくい」モデルかを調べました。生成AIがでたらめな情報を、あたかも真実のように答えてしまうハルシネーション。その原因と調査結果を中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツNIKKEI PrimeVOICE（日経プライムボイス）は専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。 日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】 日経電子版Podcastポータルサイト：https://www.nikkei.com/special/podcast Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, balancing innovation with ethical responsibility is crucial. Esther Montoya Martinez van Egerschot, Associate Partner at Vinali Group, offers valuable insights into effective AI governance. According to Montoya Martinez van Egerschot, AI governance involves creating frameworks and policies that ensure AI is developed and used responsibly. This approach not only addresses regulatory compliance but also integrates ethical considerations, safeguarding against risks while fostering innovation. Her perspective underscores the importance of aligning AI practices with organisational values and societal standards. [00:40] - About Esther Montoya Martinez van Egerschot Esther is an Associate Partner in Digital Governance with the Vinali Group. She is a former member of parliament focusing on technology and innovation. She is an Adjunct Professor at Javeriana University. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support
Digital governance, done right, calls for leaders and changemakers to be versed in a variety of spheres and domains. Cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, diplomacy, relations with societal stakeholders. In a way, that was to be expected – digital development and technological advancements accelerated global and international integration, of both markets and general trends, in the past thirty years.All themes Paul Timmers, Research Fellow at Oxford University and Chairman of the Board at e-Governance Academy, has enthusiastically dived in in this podcast episode. An argued review of what awaits, how is Europe equipped to face the implications of technological dependence, and competition with other major international blocs.
The global governance of digital technologies is frequently framed around a contest between two competing camps.One camp is the so-called like-minded states, led by the US, its European allies and democratic states like Australia and Japan.The other camp, often dubbed the sovereigntists, are a coalition of authoritarian states of which Russia and China are the most prominent.Within this bipolar framing, the rest of the world, collectively labelled the digital deciders, are pulled between the two competing positions. While their choices have consequences for the future trajectory of global digital governance, less attention is paid to their own objectives and policy goals.In this episode of NUPI's podcast series The World Stage, we welcome Arindrajit Basu. He is a PhD-student at the University of Leiden and previous research lead at the Centre for Internet and Society in India. Together with NUPI researchers Lars Gjesvik and Stein Sundstøl Eriksen, he discusses the limitations of not taking the position of countries like India seriously. He also talks about India's approach to global digital governance, and how it fits within its broader foreign policy objectives.The conversation is led by Lars Gjesvik. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
住友商事が経営の意思決定レベルでのAI活用を模索しています。年内にも本格導入してデータを学習させ、経営戦略を決める重要な場面で参謀としての役割を果たせるよう育成します。AI活用が「次世代」にもたらす意外なメリットも。同社の南部智一副会長へのインタビュー記事をもとに、現在抱える課題も含めてNIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツNIKKEI PrimeVOICE（日経プライムボイス）は専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。 日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
Starting on 21 August 2024, we are just days away from the 20th Caribbean Internet Governance Forum, the longest-running Internet Governance Forum in the world! With Nigel Cassimire, the Deputy Secretary General of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union and Coordinator of the Caribbean Internet Governance Forum (CIGF), we get an update on the Internet Governance space and the CIGF. During our conversation with Nigel, he shared: * how Internet Governance and the conversations on IG have been evolving; * the most prominent or topical issues in the IG space currently; * the likely focus areas of the upcoming CIGF; and * whether there are any specific issues the Caribbean region ought to be focusing on. The episode, show notes and links to some of the things mentioned during the episode can be found on the ICT Pulse Podcast Page (www.ict-pulse.com/category/podcast/) Enjoyed the episode? Do rate the show and leave us a review! Also, connect with us on: Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ICTPulse/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/ictpulse/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/ICTPulse LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/3745954/admin/ Join our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/qnUtj Music credit: The Last Word (Oui Ma Chérie), by Andy Narrell Podcast editing support: Mayra Bonilla Lopez ---------------- Also, Sponsorship Opportunities! The ICT Pulse Podcast is accepting sponsors! Would you like to partner with us to produce an episode of the podcast, or highlight a product or service to our audience? Do get in touch at info@ict-pulse.com with “Podcast Sponsorship” as the subject, or via social media @ictpulse, for more details. _______________
AI技術の導入を巡り、リスクマネジメントを怠った企業に損害が及ぶケースが急増しています。代表例は2019年のリクナビ問題。失敗に学び、リクルートがグループを挙げて取り組む本気のリスク対応とは。NIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さるポッドキャスト「NIKKEI PrimeVOICE」は日本経済新聞社の専門メディア編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。 日経プライムボイスは毎週木曜配信。公式SNS「日経ポッドキャスト」から #プライムボイス で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
生成AI開発のゲームチェンジャーになり得る技術を生み出したサカナAI。日本で創業した米グーグル出身の著名研究者らが「進化的モデルマージ」と呼ぶ手法とは。NIKKEI Digital Governanceの中西豊紀編集長が解説します。 スキマ時間に刺さる音声コンテンツ「NIKKEI PrimeVOICE」5月スタート！毎週木曜、専門メディアの編集長6人がイチ押し記事をお届けします。「#プライムボイス」で感想をお寄せください。 ■NIKKEI Digital Governance編集長 中西豊紀 大阪で流通と電機、東京では金融や財界、機械業界などを取材。2012年から3年間、名古屋でトヨタ自動車を担当した。16年から4年間は米ニューヨークとシリコンバレーに駐在しモビリティーやテックの新潮流を追った。24年3月にNIKKEI Digital Governanceを創刊し、編集長に就任。 【NIKKEI Prime】日経グループの多彩な新メディア。会員登録はこちらからhttps://www.nikkei.com/promotion/service/prime/ 【NIKKEI PODCAST】Xアカウント：@nikkeipodcast （https://x.com/nikkeipodcast） Instagramアカウント：@nikkeipodcast（https://www.instagram.com/nikkeipodcast/） ■NIKKEI Primeの各媒体 ▽モビリティの未来を先取りするNIKKEI Mobility（深尾幸生編集長） ▽脱炭素時代の変革のヒントを追うNIKKEI GX（小倉健太郎編集長） ▽最先端技術や知財戦略を探るNIKKEI Tech Foresight（高野敦編集長） ▽デジタル・AI時代のルールを読み解くNIKKEI Digital Governance（中西豊紀編集長） ▽FTの厳選記事で世界の潮流をつかむNIKKEI FT the World（檀上誠編集長） ▽難解なニュースも短時間で確実に理解できるMinutes by NIKKEI（渡部加奈子編集長）
Burners from around Europe gather to teach and learn and to conjure ideas for the future. Burning Man's 7th European Leadership Summit just happened, and we recorded some conversations for you.Passionate people from the corners of Europe share with Stuart and kbot what they get from Burning Man culture and what they gift back to it. Hear a cultural spice drawer of stories about how they persevere through politics and pandemics to bring their flavor of Burning Man to their homeland. Baroch - IsraelErin Kiez - GermanyGabriel Muscalu - RomaniaLinus Höök, Caroline Bergmann, and Britta Kronacher - SwedenPille Hedo - EstoniaVinegar Joe - Portugal“Burning Man started with the fire. For me, that is a strong ritual. And it's a harmonious ritual. And it's true. And then you have the gifting, because someone built that fire, someone made it with no expectations. Someone made that fire only to warm up other people. From this idea, everything grew exponentially, but that's the essence. Creating something for you and for others and expressing yourself through your creation. And that can be in all the directions magnified. It's something that creates you. It's a thing that you create and creates you. It's like this beautiful spin.”~Gabriel Muscalu - Romaniahttps://regionals.burningman.org/european-leadership-summithttps://regionals.burningman.org/regionals LIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG
The DOJ is now charged with protecting American data from foreign adversaries. This new proposed rule they recently issued is, according to one observer, “one of the most ambitious and sweeping new initiatives in national security law over the past few years.” To discuss, we interviewed Devin DeBacker and Lee Licata of the Department of Justice's National Security Division. We get into: How adversaries plan to weaponize obscure data types — including geolocation data, DNA sequencing, and undersea cable transmissions; How China managed to purchase genomic data on millions of Americans through healthcare investments; Why black box data brokers keep records of who goes to casinos; How the DOJ plans to protect your data, and whether their plans can be thwarted by gridlock in Congress. I'm excited to introduce a partnership with Policyware to bring affordable, expert-driven policy education to my audience. Starting May 14, Samm Sacks will be teaching a deep dive into China's Digital Governance and its Global Implications. Samm is an old friend of mine and a Senior Fellow at Yale Law School's Paul Tsai China Center. She is a leading expert on China's cybersecurity legal system, the U.S.-China technology relationship, and the geopolitics of data privacy and cross-border data flows. Check out below a show I did with Samm on ChinaTalk discussing China's digital governance. You'll learn over several weeks as Samm delivers live classes, with options to listen on your own time. Policyware Deep Dives are designed to be attended alongside your job, and they will help you organize with your employer for cost sharing. Check out the show we did together on data issues late last year. Help support ChinaTalk by registering for the deep dive here and thank you to Policyware for sponsoring today's episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The DOJ is now charged with protecting American data from foreign adversaries. This new proposed rule they recently issued is, according to one observer, “one of the most ambitious and sweeping new initiatives in national security law over the past few years.” To discuss, we interviewed Devin DeBacker and Lee Licata of the Department of Justice's National Security Division. We get into: How adversaries plan to weaponize obscure data types — including geolocation data, DNA sequencing, and undersea cable transmissions; How China managed to purchase genomic data on millions of Americans through healthcare investments; Why black box data brokers keep records of who goes to casinos; How the DOJ plans to protect your data, and whether their plans can be thwarted by gridlock in Congress. I'm excited to introduce a partnership with Policyware to bring affordable, expert-driven policy education to my audience. Starting May 14, Samm Sacks will be teaching a deep dive into China's Digital Governance and its Global Implications. Samm is an old friend of mine and a Senior Fellow at Yale Law School's Paul Tsai China Center. She is a leading expert on China's cybersecurity legal system, the U.S.-China technology relationship, and the geopolitics of data privacy and cross-border data flows. Check out below a show I did with Samm on ChinaTalk discussing China's digital governance. You'll learn over several weeks as Samm delivers live classes, with options to listen on your own time. Policyware Deep Dives are designed to be attended alongside your job, and they will help you organize with your employer for cost sharing. Check out the show we did together on data issues late last year. Help support ChinaTalk by registering for the deep dive here and thank you to Policyware for sponsoring today's episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Unified Healthcare Interface (UHI) is India's next digital public infrastructure (DPI), following earlier DPIs in payments (UPI), commerce (ONDC) and credit (OCEN). In this episode, Shrikrishna Upadhyaya speaks to Rhea Singh (Project Lead, ABDM, NHA) and Akhil Siddharth (Project Associate, NHA) from the International Innovation Corps on the potential of UHI, challenges and opportunities. They discuss how UHI will transform the healthcare experience of patients, enable innovation by private players and create new digital governance architecture. Do check out Takshashila's public policy courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/courses We are @IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts/ You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music .Do share the word with your folks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The newly formed Competence Centre of e-Governance Academy on Governance and Engagement already has a track record of matching active citizenship with institutional dialogue, bringing citizens and administrations closer together.But let's zoom out for a moment. We have worked on improving the relationship between public service providers and users in Georgia, Ukraine, and many other countries worldwide. In what context and which direction, though, these developments took place more at large?Dmytro Khutkyy, Expert at the Competence Centre and Research Fellow in Digital Governance at the University of Tartu, joins this podcast episode to do just that – draw the bigger picture, on latest trends in digital participation and civic engagement.Changing trends in civic digital participationOver the past decade, significant changes have occurred in the realm of civic digital participation. As Khutkyy notes, people are shifting from classic web-based platforms to social media for participation. While governments used to create dedicated participation platforms, citizens are now directly engaging with decision makers through more informal. "People use social media on an everyday basis, so sometimes they just reach politicians directly. This creates buzz around certain issues, and politicians take them into account," he explains.Another notable trend is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into civic engagement. Municipal authorities and governments are starting to use AI tools to analyze popular sentiment and trends among citizens. AI can help structure and categorize these sentiments, providing valuable insights for policymakers. While this AI-driven approach is still in its infancy, it certainly holds great potential for the future of digital participation.The relationship between democracy and participationBut we can't talk about digital engagement without focusing on the connection between democracy and civic participation, too. The level of participation can vary significantly depending on a country's political context and regional factors. However, Khutkyy points out, some tools already worked better than others in getting citizens involved. Participatory budgeting has proven to be a powerful tool for local communities to influence policymaking, for example. "Participatory budgeting empowers citizens by involving them in the entire policymaking process, from generating ideas to monitoring and overseeing the results," he says. And this inclusive approach strengthens democracy at the local level.Additionally, citizen assemblies make the chart as well, as a format of participation that has gained traction at the national or EU level. These assemblies allow citizens to deliberate and contribute to policymaking. Khutkyy believes that this format, when implemented effectively, can lead to substantial policy improvements and better democratic representation.
Artificial intelligence is meant to improve how we live and work, but it can also be used to create manipulative online content. We discuss how to recognize and address ‘engineered' ads and content with Robert Gehl, Research Chair of Digital Governance for Social Justice at York University. Our Canadian Women kickoff the 2023 World cup tonight against Nigeria. We take the opportunity to look at the issues that still exist around gender equality in sport and the work that needs to be done to close the gap with Treisha Hylton, Professor from the Faculty of Social Work at Wilfred Laurier University. Are the kids bored with summer holidays already? We get some help from Ellen Percival, Editor Calgary's Child Magazine. Ellen offers up some suggestions on summer camps in the city still offering programs to keep the kids busy before they head back to school!
Financing and funding civic technology activities take up a significant portion of most organisations' worry hours. Often, when there are shortages of funds, this is viewed as an organisational failure. But instead of looking at funding and financing as a reflection of innate value, it should rather be viewed as one of the tools that allow us to reach our social impact. It is a strategic tool that should be considered alongside all of an organisation's other strategies as well. In this episode we spoke to Razzano and Amy Mutua about some of the best ways civic tech organisations can go about financing their initiatives. Gabriella is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of OpenUp, a civic tech lab based in Cape Town. She is also a board member of the Civic Tech Innovation Network. Senior Atlantic Fellow in Social and Income Equality; and an Expert on AI and Democracy for the African AI Observatory. Amy Mutua is the Research Assistant for the Tayarisha Centre for Digital Governance. This project is the culmination of ongoing dialogues and research conducted by the Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN) which have aimed at exploring financing issues, strategies and models appropriate and applicable for the African civic tech innovation ecosystem. African civic tech plays a significant role on the continent, but many innovators in the space still struggle with their funding and financing options. In some ways this mirrors challenges in other non-profit and social innovation work, but we think that there are also new, unique challenges. They created this project to provide a platform for civic tech innovators and organisations across Africa with access to resources, information, and the co-learning networks they may need to help grow and sustain their practice and impact. This site is intended as an interactive, ever-growing space and we encourage you to own, engage and interact with its resources and tools. And of course (as co-owners!), also let us know how we can improve it so that it is as useful as possible to you and your civic tech peers. This work contributes to CTIN's core mission by connecting people and organisations with diverse knowledge, skills, experience and expertise and providing relevant information and insights on civic tech from the African continent and elsewhere. In this way, the innovation network aims to contribute to growing the civic tech community, improving practices and outcomes. This project was initially funded by CIVICUS – supported by the CHARM project. The microsite is developed by OpenUp. OpenUp partners with government, organisations, industry leaders and civil society to identify, gather and make accessible information that supports open communities and an empowered citizenry. Tayarisha is the Initiative on Digital Governance, established (2021) at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. It is a hub for teaching, research, policy dialogue, and outreach on the challenges and opportunities presented by digitisation in the public sector, society, and industry in Africa. The Centre for Digital Governance (CDG) straddles the nexus of government, business, and society, and is concerned with issues of regulation, public policy and ethics. The CDG contributes to the creation of public good by conducting academically rigorous, cutting-edge action research; providing world-class education; and contributing to public debate on the challenges and opportunities presented by digitisation.
In this episode Lauren Hawker Zafer is joined by Prof. Joanna J Bryson Who is Prof. Joanna J Bryson? Professor Joanna J Bryson is an academic who is recognised for broad expertise on intelligence, its nature, and its consequences. Holding two degrees each in psychology and AI (BA Chicago, MSc & Master of Philosophy from Edinburgh and a PhD from MIT), since 2020 she is the Professor of Ethics and Technology in the Centre for Digital Governance at Hertie School, in Berlin. She advises governments, corporations, and other agencies globally, particularly on AI policy. Why this Episode? In this podcast episode, Joanna, an expert in psychology and AI, delves into the fascinating integration of these fields and their impact on the future of technology and human experience. She discusses her perspective on AI, explaining the interplay between artificial entities and the real world. Joanna also explores the limitations of machine learning in developing moral agents and raises thought-provoking questions about the possibility and desirability of building such agents. Furthermore, she addresses the intricate relationship between technology and crucial cooperative behaviors such as governance, political polarization, economic inequality, and social mobility, highlighting both the potential benefits and challenges that arise from these transformations. This episode provides insightful perspectives on the ethical considerations associated with technology's intersection with these important aspects of human society and offers suggestions for leveraging technology to address existing challenges and promote positive change. REDEFINING AI is powered by The Squirro Academy - learn.squirro.com. Try our free courses on AI, ML, NLP and Cognitive Search at the Squirro Academy and find out more about Squirro here.
Spotlight Eleven is a snippet from our upcoming episode: Prof. Joanna J Bryson - How does technology impact important cooperative behaviors like governance, political polarization, economic inequality, and social mobility? Listen to the full episode, as soon as it comes out by subscribing to Redefining AI. Who is Prof. Joanna J Bryson? Professor Joanna J Bryson is an academic who is recognised for broad expertise on intelligence, its nature, and its consequences. Holding two degrees each in psychology and AI (BA Chicago, MSc & Master of Philosophy from Edinburgh and a PhD from MIT), since 2020 she is the Professor of Ethics and Technology in the Centre for Digital Governance at Hertie School, in Berlin. She advises governments, corporations, and other agencies globally, particularly on AI policy. Why this Episode? In this podcast episode, Joanna, an expert in psychology and AI, delves into the fascinating integration of these fields and their impact on the future of technology and human experience. She discusses her perspective on AI, explaining the interplay between artificial entities and the real world. Joanna also explores the limitations of machine learning in developing moral agents and raises thought-provoking questions about the possibility and desirability of building such agents. Furthermore, she addresses the intricate relationship between technology and crucial cooperative behaviors such as governance, political polarization, economic inequality, and social mobility, highlighting both the potential benefits and challenges that arise from these transformations. This episode provides insightful perspectives on the ethical considerations associated with technology's intersection with these important aspects of human society and offers suggestions for leveraging technology to address existing challenges and promote positive change.
Human Entities 2023: culture in the age of artificial intelligenceSeventh edition, Wednesday 17 May 2023 Authorship, Agency, and Moral ObligationJoanna BrysonProfessor of Ethics and Technology in the Centre for Digital Governance at Hertie School in Berlin How much of our individual human experience can we absorb into machine models when we use machine learning and a huge amount of data? Will AI become sentient? Sovereign? Ambitious? How will living with AI change our daily experience? This talk reflects natural, social, and computing sciences, describing both human and artificial intelligence, then governance, justice, and creativity. What we do matters, and we are obliged to ourselves and our planet to create and maintain good governance of all artefacts of our species. Joanna BrysonJoanna J Bryson, Professor of Ethics and Technology at Hertie School, is an academic recognised for broad expertise on intelligence, its nature, and its consequences. She advises governments, transnational agencies, and NGOs globally, particularly in AI policy. She holds two degrees each in psychology and AI (BA Chicago, MSc & MPhil Edinburgh, PhD MIT). Her work has appeared in venues ranging from reddit to the journal Science. She continues to research both the systems engineering of AI and the cognitive science of intelligence, with present focuses on the impact of technology on human cooperation, and new models of governance for AI and ICT. https://www.joannajbryson.orghttps://joanna-bryson.blogspot.comhttps://twitter.com/j2bryson Organised by CADA in partnership with Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon
Join Federico Ast, President at Cooperative Kleros as he interviews Eric Alston, a Scholar in Residence at the Leeds School of Business, UC Boulder and research associate at the Comparative Governance Constitution Project. His research and teaching is centered in the fields of non-economic institutional analysis, including the design and implementation of constitutions and digital governance models.
Rather than seeing the conflict in Russia in terms of big geopolitical concepts, like ‘multi-polar world', it can also be seen at a much more basic level – democracy against autocracy. The area of research of my guest today will help to shed like on how a democracy reacts and evolves in reaction to a military attack, but also an informational assault over more than 8 years and becomes more resilient. We will examine how digital democracy can add to citizen participation, transparency and social cohesion. Dmytro Khutkyy is a Scholar and practitioner in digital democracy and open governance. He is a Research Fellow in Digital Governance at the University of Tartu in Estonia, Policy, and Advocacy Advisor at European Digital Development Alliance in Brussels, as well as Expert at the Institute of Innovative Governance in Ukraine. He obtained a PhD in Sociology at the Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and taught sociology courses at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Subsequently, he has been involved in several international programs in Austria, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States, studying patterns of democratic participation under the contemporary global trends. In Ukraine, participated in grassroots civic activism within the Centre for Innovations Development, the Reanimation Package of Reforms, and Transparency International. Also evaluated and advised on reforms of the Ukraine's government related to access to information, public accountability, and civic participation.
Costa Rica is all but new on the world map of countries that took digital transformation as a priority. Over there, in Central America, this relatively small nation started investing in digital-related development and education already more than 20 years ago. Almost similarly to Estonia – and as similarly, they have come to create a crisis-proof digital society.Jorge Mora Flores, now expert consultant and account manager in cybersecurity, is the former Director of Digital Governance in Costa Rica. In a podcast episode bridging across the ocean, he raises the curtains over the digital path of the country, and how resilience remains in focus after two decades of development.Not to miss at the 2023 e-Governance Conference: “Crisis-proofing the digital society”, May 31. Hosted by Merle Maigre, eGA's Programme Director on Cybersecurity, Flores will join Ministry of Defence from Montenegro Denisa Kurtagic to discuss preparedness and response in the face of cyber crises.
“There's all these different ways that we can look into the future and if you want to speak to some of the major things that you see coming that we might all go, oh yeah, totally understand. And then some surprising things. If there's like a top three list or a top five list, maybe a global scale, but of course root it in what you know for your region.”In “Three Cultural Trends about the Future of Food, Interview with Melissa Clark-Reynolds,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, chats with Melissa in this final episode of a mini-series where they discuss the cultural trends surrounding food and what food industries may look like in the future.About Mellissa Clark-ReynoldsMelissa Clark-Reynolds ONZM, ChMInstD became a Foresight Practitioner and Professional Director after 30 years experience as a technology entrepreneur and CEO of a number of Technology companies. She trained as a Foresight Practitioner with The Institute for the Future in Palo Alto and also with Clayton Christiansen in his approach to Disruptive Innovation through Harvard. She has also trained with Futurist Sohail Inayutollah in his approach to corporate narrative and content level analysis.Melissa works with companies like AsureQuality, Kotahi, Lincoln University, the NZ Screen Sector, and BiosecurityNZ on Strategy and Foresight. Melissa has a particular interest in Platform and Subscription Business Models. She developed and teaches courses in Strategy, Digital Governance and Disruptive Business Models for the NZ Institute of Directors.https://futurecentre.nz/https://twitter.com/HoneyBeeGeekhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaclarkr/RESOURCESFree World Building Workbook for Fiction Writers: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/world-building-resources/Part 1: Ep. 31: “Tips for Writing Into The Future: Interview with Foresight Practitioner, Melissa Clark”: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/2023/02/06/tips-for-writing-into-the-future-interview-with-foresight-practitioner-melissa-clark/Part 2: Ep. 33: Your Orientation toward Time and Why I Write Science Fiction, Conversation with Melissa Clark-Reynolds: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/2023/02/22/your-orientation-toward-time-and-why-i-write-science-fiction-conversation-with-melissa-clark-reynolds/--CONNECTContact Beth: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/podcast/#tve-jump-185b4422580Email: beth@bethbarany.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbarany/CREDITSEDITED WITH DESCRIPT: https://www.descript.com?lmref=_w1WCAMUSIC: Uppbeat.ioDISTRIBUTED BY BUZZSPROUT: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1994465
“I've seen so many different stories use science fiction to explore where we are today. And, there's something always very surprising about them. I just really enjoy them.”In this episode, “Your Orientation toward Time and Why I Write Science Fiction, Conversation with Melissa Clark-Reynolds,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, continues her conversation with Melissa as they discuss what fascinates Beth in writing science fiction including the setting of her Janey McCallister Mystery series and share their results from Mind Time's survey, inviting listeners to do the same.About Mellissa Clark-ReynoldsMelissa Clark-Reynolds ONZM, ChMInstD became a Foresight Practitioner and Professional Director after 30 years experience as a technology entrepreneur and CEO of a number of Technology companies. She sits on the Boards of Atkins Ranch, Alpine Energy Network, Daffodil Enterprises Ltd and the NZ Future Bees Trust. Melissa was previously Chair of Little Yellow Bird, Deputy Chair of Radio NZ, the first independent Director of Beef & Lamb NZ and a Member of MPI's Primary Growth Partnership Investment Advisory Panel. Melissa has been part of the Te Hono Primary Sector Bootcamp at Stanford University, twice. She trained as a Foresight Practitioner with The Institute for the Future in Palo Alto and also with Clayton Christiansen in his approach to Disruptive Innovation through Harvard. She has also trained with Futurist Sohail Inayutollah in his approach to corporate narrative and content level analysis.Melissa works with companies like AsureQuality, Kotahi, Lincoln University, the NZ Screen Sector, and BiosecurityNZ on Strategy and Foresight. Melissa has a particular interest in Platform and Subscription Business Models. She developed and teaches courses in Strategy, Digital Governance and Disruptive Business Models for the NZ Institute of Directors.https://futurecentre.nz/https://twitter.com/HoneyBeeGeekhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaclarkr/RESOURCESFree World Building Workbook for Fiction Writers https://writersfunzone.com/blog/world-building-resources/Mind Time Survey https://mindtime.com/mindtime-thinking-style-survey/New Scientist Weekly: #159 Aboriginal stories describe ancient climate change and sea level rise in Australia https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/new-scientist-weekly/id1496847791?i=1000594531152Editor's Note: Not the “overlook perspective” but the “overview effect”. Coined by Frank White.SHOW PRODUCTION BY Beth BaranySHOW NOTES by Kerry-Ann McDadec. 2023 BETH BARANY--CONNECTContact Beth: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/podcast/#tve-jump-185b4422580Email: beth@bethbarany.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbarany/CREDITSEDITED WITH DESCRIPT: https://www.descript.com?lmref=_w1WCAMUSIC: Uppbeat.ioDISTRIBUTED BY BUZZSPROUT: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1994465
“It is very different than how novelists usually think about their stories set in the future or in an alternative time. Usually, we are thinking of only one kind of story in one kind of direction. Whereas futurists and foresight practitioners think about multiple opportunities that might present themselves going forward. And I find this mental exercise really eye-opening as a science fiction writer.”In this episode, “Tips for Writing Into The Future: Interview with Foresight Practitioner, Melissa Clark-Reynolds,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, kicks off an exciting podcast mini-series featuring futurist and foresight practitioner, Melissa Clark-Reynolds as they discuss how to solve future problems, including the importance of creating a vision from creating different futures and what is backcasting.Content Warning - briefly mentions abortionAbout Mellissa Clark-ReynoldsMelissa Clark Reynolds ONZM, ChMInstD became a Foresight Practitioner and Professional Director after 30 years experience as a technology entrepreneur and CEO of a number of Technology companies. She sits on the Boards of Atkins Ranch, Alpine Energy Network, Daffodil Enterprises Ltd and the NZ Future Bees Trust. Melissa was previously Chair of Little Yellow Bird, Deputy Chair of Radio NZ, the first independent Director of Beef & Lamb NZ and a Member of MPI's Primary Growth Partnership Investment Advisory Panel. Melissa has been part of the Te Hono Primary Sector Bootcamp at Stanford University, twice. She trained as a Foresight Practitioner with The Institute for the Future in Palo Alto and also with Clayton Christiansen in his approach to Disruptive Innovation through Harvard. She has also trained with Futurist Sohail Inayutollah in his approach to corporate narrative and content level analysis.Melissa works with companies like AsureQuality, Kotahi, Lincoln University, the NZ Screen Sector, and BiosecurityNZ on Strategy and Foresight. Melissa has a particular interest in Platform and Subscription Business Models. She developed and teaches courses in Strategy, Digital Governance and Disruptive Business Models for the NZ Institute of Directors.Website: https://futurecentre.nz/Twitter: https://twitter.com/HoneyBeeGeekLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaclarkr/RESOURCESHow To Write the Future:http://howtowritethefuture.com/Free World Building Workbook for Fiction Writers:https://writersfunzone.com/blog/world-building-resources/School of International Futureshttps://soif.org.uk/Institute for the Futurehttps://www.iftf.orgSHOW PRODUCTION BY Beth BaranySHOW NOTES by Kerry-Ann McDadec. 2023 BETH BARANY--CONNECTContact Beth: https://writersfunzone.com/blog/podcast/#tve-jump-185b4422580Email: beth@bethbarany.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbarany/CREDITSEDITED WITH DESCRIPT: https://www.descript.com?lmref=_w1WCAMUSIC: Uppbeat.ioDISTRIBUTED BY BUZZSPROUT: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1994465
Digital connectivity has brought us enormous benefits, yet there can be little doubt that digitalization and technology has also had a deeply polarizing effect on our societies. Today's algorithms push users to extremes, widen political divisions, and weaken our sense of common humanity. Disinformation has muddled the political debate and become a tool of foreign interference in our democratic processes. Consumers face few choices in markets dominated by technological heavyweights that continue to grow larger, where unsafe or “fake” products continue to be bought and sold online. So what do we do about it? In this SXSW Session, European Commission Executive Vice President Margrethe Vestager, who has gained a strong reputation as a global leader in democratic digital governance, discusses what the United States and Europe can do together to defend democracy and human rights in an automated world.
On today's show, we chat with Alberta Party leader Barry Morishita and how he's feeling after Tuesday's byelection in Brooks-Medicine Hat. Plus, what do we do in Canada to recognize our fallen soldiers? Do we do enough? We ask Dr. Jonathan Vance, a professor in the department of history at Western University. And what is Mastodon? We find out more from Robert Gehl, the Ontario Research Chair of Digital Governance for Social Justice at York University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Robert Gehl, Ontario Research Chair of Digital Governance for Social Justice, York University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In October this year, the social media giant META, took down a Russian network of social media accounts spreading disinformation on the War on Ukraine. META says it is the largest network of its kind, the company disrupted since the war in Ukraine began. More specifically, identified social media accounts were sharing false information by relaunching fake articles published on 60 websites impersonating legitimate news organisations. Articles published on these websites were shared on social media and messaging apps, such as Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and Twitter. On this episode of Europe Talks Back, host Alexander Damiano Ricci interviews Marìa Dios, editor at Europe Talks Back, about the pro-Russian disinformation operation taken down by META and Trisha Meyer, Professor of Digital Governance and Participation at the Brussels School of Governance of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Professor Meyer leads the Research Centre for Digitalisation, Democracy and Innovation, the BA in Communication and Public Relations, and the Jean Monnet Winter and Summer Schools on EU Policy-Making. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On September 21, Justin Hendrix moderated a panel discussion for the McCourt Institute at a pre-conference spotlight session on digital governance ahead of Unfinished Live, a conference on tech and society issues hosted at The Shed in New York City. The topic given by the organizers was Digital Governance and the State of Democracy: Why Does it Matter? Panelist included: Erik Brynjolfsson, the Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Professor and Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab Maggie Little, Director of the Ethics Lab at Georgetown University Eli Pariser, Co-Director of New_Public, an initiative focused on developing better digital public spaces; and Eric Salobir, the Chair of the Executive Committee, Human Technology Foundation, a research and action network placing the human being at the heart of technology development
Hello, everyone. And welcome back to Crypto Sapiens. Today we are talking with Nathan, Ecosystem Lead at Snapshot, to discuss digital governance and the role that Snapshot, the decentralized voting system, plays in it. We kick off the conversation with an introduction to Nathan and unpack his interest in political philosophy from a young age. He recounts his desire to learn more about this subject, eventually leading him to study Political Philosophy in college. He shares his initial exposure to web3 and contributions to it as a writer. This eventually led him to learn about Snapshot, write a deep dive about it, and meet its Founder, Fabian, with whom he hit it off immediately. We explore the Snapshot platform, its humble beginnings, and the role it now plays in the governance of protocols and communities. Touching on some of the unique attributes that make it an invaluable tool in the web3 ecosystem. As Nathan says, Snapshot exists to help Humans Participate In Communities They Are Part Of. If you'd like to connect with Nathan, you can find him on Twitter https://twitter.com/NathanVDH0x And to learn more about Snapshot, follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/SnapshotLabs or go to their website snapshot.org Thank you for listening to Crypto Sapiens. If you enjoy this type of content, I would appreciate it if you would give us a 5-star review wherever you enjoy your podcasts. To keep up to date with our latest developments, you can find us on Twitter @ CryptoSapiens_ and our website @ cryptosapiens.xyz. Stay tuned for our next discussion. Crypto Sapiens is produced in partnership with Bankless DAO. https://bankless.community --- Crypto Sapiens hosts lively discussions with innovative Web3 builders to help everyone learn about decentralized money systems, including Ethereum, Bitcoin and DeFi. https://www.cryptosapiens.xyz/ https://twitter.com/CryptoSapiens https://www.instagram.com/cryptosapiensofficial/ https://www.facebook.com/CryptoSapiens-Podcast-107678875061018 Connect with Humpty Calderon https://twitter.com/humptycalderon --- Not financial or tax advice. This channel is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Talk to your accountant. Do your own research.
Organizzazioni complesse, a prescindere dalla dimensione aziendale, richiedono particolare attenzione quando si struttura un processo di trasformazione digitale: non basta portare a bordo un leader esperto e capace, bisogna disegnare una governance in grado di incanalare gli sforzi verso l'unico vero obiettivo: l'evoluzione dell'azienda. Questo percorso ad ostacoli non passa solo per un disegno organizzativo ma per una attenta definizione dei ruoli, delle responsabilità e delle attività operative. Assume ancor più rilevante importanza in presenza di realtà con sedi all'estero: il conflitto culturale tra il centro e la periferia è da sempre uno dei nodi più complessi da svolgere. Nei percorsi di #digitaltransformation lo è ancora di più, perché oltre al confronto sulle responsabilità è necessario affrontare anche gli aspetti tecnologici che, della soluzione ne sono parte imprescindibile. Melany Libraro , dopo una consolidata carriera in posizioni analoghe in realtà molto differenti tra loro per dimensioni, geografie e mercati, ci ha raccontato la sua esperienza nell'organizzazione delle attività all'interno del gruppo e di come affrontare e rimuovere gli ostacoli che compaiono sul percorso critico.
How can we tackle the lack of digital access that many developing countries face? And how can we use digital tools to save our environment, fight inequality and help all nations benefit from the online economy? These are some of the challenges that the UN trade and development body, known as UNCTAD, is focusing on during this year's eCommerce Week, from 25 to 29 April. To find out more, UNCTAD's Sarah Toms speaks with her colleague Torbjorn Fredriksson and Andy Yen, founder of Proton Technologies, about the latest innovative solutions that could help us achieve more inclusive development in our digital world.
How can we tackle the lack of digital access that many developing countries face? And how can we use digital tools to save our environment, fight inequality and help all nations benefit from the online economy? These are some of the challenges that the UN trade and development body, known as UNCTAD, is focusing on during this year's eCommerce Week, from 25 to 29 April. To find out more, UNCTAD's Sarah Toms speaks with her colleague Torbjorn Fredriksson and Andy Yen, founder of Proton Technologies, about the latest innovative solutions that could help us achieve more inclusive development in our digital world.
[This episode originally aired on July 23rd, 2020.] Imagine a world where every country has a digital minister and technologically-enabled legislative bodies. Votes are completely transparent and audio and video of all conversations between lawmakers and lobbyists are available to the public immediately. Conspiracy theories are acted upon within two hours and replaced by humorous videos that clarify the truth. Imagine that expressing outrage about your local political environment turned into a participatory process where you were invited to solve that problem and even entered into a face to face group workshop. Does that sound impossible? It's ambitious and optimistic, but that's everything that our guest this episode, Audrey Tang, digital minister of Taiwan, has been working on in her own country for many years. Audrey's path into public service began in 2014 with her participation in the Sunflower Movement, a student-led protest in Taiwan's parliamentary building, and she's been building on that experience ever since, leading her country into a future of truly participatory digital democracy.
This week on #ShunyaOne, Host Shiladitya Mukhopadhyaya and Amit Doshi are joined by Viraj Tyagi, CEO at eGov Foundation where they discuss digital governance in India. They initiate the conversation on Viraj's entrepreneurial journey, followed by various trends in the sector and how the eGov foundation has changed the Indian landscape in structuring digital governance. Further, they even chat about the origin story of Government OS and its application in India. All this and much more!You can know more about eGov Foundation: ( https://egov.org.in/ ) You can follow Viraj Tyagi on social media:Linkedin: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/virajtyagi )Twitter: ( https://mobile.twitter.com/virajpositive )You can get in touch with our hosts:Shiladitya Mukhopadhyaya - Linkedin: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/shiladityamukhopadhyaya/ )Twitter: ( https://mobile.twitter.com/shiladitya )Amit Doshi - Linkedin: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/amitdoshi/ )Twitter: ( https://mobile.twitter.com/doshiamit )You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at https://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
Viviane Reding, former First Vice-President of the European Commission, sits down with ISF Chief Executive, Steve Durbin to discuss the ramifications of GDPR, cybercrime, and what kind of governance in cyberspace is possible going forward. Read the transcript of this episode Subscribe to the ISF Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts Connect with us on LinkedIn and Twitter From the Information Security Forum, the leading authority on cyber, information security, and risk management
Viviane Reding, former First Vice-President of the European Commission, sits down with ISF Chief Executive, Steve Durbin to discuss the ramifications of GDPR, cybercrime, and what kind of governance in cyberspace is possible going forward. Read the transcript of this episode Subscribe to the ISF Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts Connect with us on LinkedIn and Twitter From the Information Security Forum, the leading authority on cyber, information security, and risk management
In this Geoeconomics Podcast episode, Aleksa Burmazovic talks with Alex Wellman, the marketing and communications leader for Estonia's E-residency program. The discussion goes into how long e-governance has been around, what it's doing and where it will take us in the next 20 years. See the Open Zone Map: https://www.openzonemap.com/ Alex's linkedin:https://www.openzonemap.com/ Alex's Twitter:https://twitter.com/WellmanAlex Estonia's E-governance:https://e-estonia.com/ Digital Testbed:https://e-estonia.com/testbed/ X-Road:https://x-road.global/ Nordic Institute for Interoperability:https://www.niis.org/ Milton Friedman's "Free to Choose":https://www.amazon.com/Free-Choose-Statement-Milton-Friedman/dp/0156334607 The Tax Foundation and Estonia:https://taxfoundation.org/country/estonia/ Luxembourg Data Embassy:https://digital-luxembourg.public.lu/initiatives/data-embassy Remote work in UAE's Free Zones:https://blog.dmcc.ae/covid19-uae-free-zone-labour-regulations-update eIDAS Framework:https://ec.europa.eu/futurium/en/content/eidas-regulation-regulation-eu-ndeg9102014.html Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Sorcerer":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sorcerer Estonia's e-Residency White Paper 2.0:https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/ereswhitepaper/e-Residency+2.0+white+paper+English.pdf This podcast was produced by the Adrianople Group. The Adrianople Group is a business intelligence firm that focuses on special economic zones, venture capital, private equity, and geoeconomics. Take a look at our free and open-source map of special economic zones: https://www.openzonemap.com/ https://www.adrianoplegroup.com/ https://twitter.com/geoeconomicspod #Estonia #E-Residency #E-ResidencyEstonia #Digital #CompetitiveGovernance #E-Governance #PublicAdministration #Tax #Future #Innovation #Geopolitics #Internationalrelations #Podcast #Adrianople #AdrianopleGroup #Geoeconomics #Economics #Infrastructure #Interview #Expert #Trade #Zone #Economy #Markets #Development #Regulations #Law #Legal #Governance #FreeTradeZone #FreeTrade #Business #Sustainable #Digitalization #AlexWellman #Decentralization #DecentralizedSolutions #Transparency #Digital ID
Digital landscape is changing rapidly and it creates new challenges for the business to deliver the right customer experience while keeping privacy and governance in check. In this episode we have Rob Clarke the founder of digital experience platform Strala and now VP of Product at ObservePoint. We will have some exciting conversation about the following: What was the rational behind founding Strala, a customer experience measurement platform? How has digital experience evolved in the last 10 years? What is the future of digital customer experience? What is lacking in the Adobe's or Salesforce of the world when it comes to customer experience measurement? User privacy is now a buzz word and speaking from experience most organizations take it lightly just to satisfy the GDPR, CCPA and similar laws. How should a data analyst or marketer approach user privacy? Why is it important to capture every customer touchpoint when performing an audit and how do you get around the privacy issues when capturing the data? What advice should we give marketers and experience managers today who are trying to improve customer experience and market product and services? Leave us your feedback on iTunes or visit our website at www.analyticstodaypodcast.com
“It's about digital, but it's not about digital. Digital is the means.” Occasionally on That Trippi Show, we don't talk politics but we welcome guests who we find have a unique, interesting perspective. This week we welcome Greek Minister of Digital Governance Kyriakos Pierrakakis to talk about the Greek government's digital transformation connecting the government and the services it provides more easily to its citizens. How do you develop a portal for simple access to all government services in the middle of a pandemic that's citizen-centric, not government-centric? And just as important, how do you get the users (citizens) to buy in? Listen to our discussion with the Minister now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Siim Sikkut is the Government CIO of Estonia, officially titled as Deputy Secretary-General for IT and Telecom. In office since 2017, Siim Sikkut is in charge of the digital government and society as well as telecommunications and post areas. Mr Siim Sikkut has been working and launched the Digital Testbed Framework & Digital Government Innovation Model.Siim Sikkut Interview Focus1. An introduction from you - background, overview, education... 2. Career highlights - education3. Can you tell us some of the major improvements and solutions / benchmarks that made Estonia a success?4. What is the Estonian Government take on:- E-residency- Digital government and society as well as telecommunications and post areas?5. The data for e-Estonia is not stored centrally but instead uses a data platform run by the government called X-Road to link information from local hosts. What can you tell us about it?6. Estonia has one of the highest number of startups per capita in the world, and one reason is the ease of establishing a business. Since 2011, a new company can be registered online in less than 20 minutes and 98% of new companies are entered in the e-Business Register digitally. That initiative has made possible an impressive number of unicorns in Estonia: Skype, Wise, Skype, Ktech, Zego, ID.me. How can you weigh on this success?7. Can you talk about the Digital Testbed Framework And Digital Government Innovation Model?8. How do you cope with the challenges of digital disruption and fragmentation in tech and geopolitics?9. You were responsible for Estonia's plan for AI strategy. Can you tell us about that?10. You are the Chairman of the OECD Senior Digital Government Officials Working Party (E-leaders). Can you share how it works and the vision?Estonia was the first Nation-State in the world to deploy blockchain technology in production systems – in 2012 with the Succession Registry kept by the Ministry of Justice. Also using blockchain for elections, health records. Can you tell us about it, some case studies?11. You are also part of the Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS), a non-profit association with a mission to ensure the development and strategic management of X-Road. Can you tell us about it?12. What websites and places can people come to know more about Estonia's digital initiatives?About Dinis Guarda profile and Channelshttps://www.openbusinesscouncil.orghttps://www.intelligenthq.comhttps://www.hedgethink.com/https://www.citiesabc.com/More interviews and inspirational videos on Dinis Guarda YouTube
In this Surfacing deep dive, Andy asks Lisa about digital governance, what it is, what it isn't, and how solid governance practices support the product design and development process.
Entities in government have had to accelerate implementation of initiatives while continuing their technology modernization activities Michael Klubal is joined by Jaimie Boyd (Chief Digital Officer, Government of BC) and Imraan Basir (National Public Sector Cyber Leader, KPMG in Canada) to take a closer look at how government has evolved it's decision making process to continue to move the dial in Canada.
Lisa Welchman Lisa Welchman recognized early in her career that companies would need help managing the business challenges that come with new technologies. In the ensuing 22 years, she has become the leading expert in the new field of digital governance. Today, Lisa helps large enterprises, NGOs, and other companies develop frameworks, policies, and standards that let them collaborate effectively and operate responsibly. We talked about: her education as a philosopher and how logic and coding were a good professional fit her early work as a front-end web developer at Netscape and Cisco how the "back-pocket skills" she had cultivated earlier in her career helped her succeed in web business her focus on organizational dynamics the difference between understanding technology and managing it as close as you'll ever get to getting a definition of digital governance from her: "creating a collaboration model so that people can intentionally build something together" one of the big challenges of doing governance work: the lack of a common understanding of it across organizations the importance of agreeing on a defintion of "digital governance" before implementing it why she would rather see digital governance capability embedded across and within an organization than ensconced in a silo-ed role like Chief Digital Officer the difference in governance needs between legacy businesses and digital-first businesses how digital-first companies can be immature as business entity even as they use the latest technology how mature legacy organization can often more quickly implement governance frameworks, policies, and standards the maturity curve that she uses to help companies identify where they are in their digital growth a simple accounting method for digital governance how to create a basic governance framework the challenges of integrating digital governance into any kind of organization her gentle reminder to folks who are feeling challenged at work right now: don't get discouraged and "do the best work where you can" Lisa's bio For the over two decades, leaders of global 1000 companies, NGOs, and other organizations have turned to Lisa to analyze and solve their digital governance challenges. Lisa speaks globally on issues related to digital governance, digital safety, and the path to digital maturity in the enterprise. Lisa is the author of Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design, and co-host of the Surfacing podcast. Connect with Lisa online LisaWelchman.com LinkedIn Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE1o2MlYnu4 Podcast intro transcript This is the Content Strategy Insights podcast, episode number 102. There's a big disconnect in many businesses between how well they apply the power of technology and how well they manage their use of it. Governance is the management practice that gives you the frameworks, policies, and standards to make sure that you and your team collaborate effectively and that you're using technology responsibly and ethically. Lisa Welchman is one of the world's leading authorities on this important digital business practice. Interview transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 102 of the Content Strategy Insights podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us Lisa Welchman. Lisa is a speaker, consultant, and coach, and works in the area of digital governance, which is what we're going to talk about today. So, welcome, Lisa. Tell the folks a little bit more about your background and how you got into digital governance. Lisa: Sure. Thanks for having me. I really appreciate it. I have a kind of interesting background. I was a philosophy major at university, spent a lot of time working with symbolic logic, which is the same thing as code logically in your head. I've always had a affinity for structure. That was in the late eighties when the web sort of ...
Lisa Welchman Lisa Welchman recognized early in her career that companies would need help managing the business challenges that come with new technologies. In the ensuing 22 years, she has become the leading expert in the new field of digital governance. Today, Lisa helps large enterprises, NGOs, and other companies develop frameworks, policies, and standards that let them collaborate effectively and operate responsibly. We talked about: her education as a philosopher and how logic and coding were a good professional fit her early work as a front-end web developer at Netscape and Cisco how the "back-pocket skills" she had cultivated earlier in her career helped her succeed in web business her focus on organizational dynamics the difference between understanding technology and managing it as close as you'll ever get to getting a definition of digital governance from her: "creating a collaboration model so that people can intentionally build something together" one of the big challenges of doing governance work: the lack of a common understanding of it across organizations the importance of agreeing on a defintion of "digital governance" before implementing it why she would rather see digital governance capability embedded across and within an organization than ensconced in a silo-ed role like Chief Digital Officer the difference in governance needs between legacy businesses and digital-first businesses how digital-first companies can be immature as business entity even as they use the latest technology how mature legacy organization can often more quickly implement governance frameworks, policies, and standards the maturity curve that she uses to help companies identify where they are in their digital growth a simple accounting method for digital governance how to create a basic governance framework the challenges of integrating digital governance into any kind of organization her gentle reminder to folks who are feeling challenged at work right now: don't get discouraged and "do the best work where you can" Lisa's bio For the over two decades, leaders of global 1000 companies, NGOs, and other organizations have turned to Lisa to analyze and solve their digital governance challenges. Lisa speaks globally on issues related to digital governance, digital safety, and the path to digital maturity in the enterprise. Lisa is the author of Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design, and co-host of the Surfacing podcast. Connect with Lisa online LisaWelchman.com LinkedIn Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE1o2MlYnu4 Podcast intro transcript This is the Content Strategy Insights podcast, episode number 102. There's a big disconnect in many businesses between how well they apply the power of technology and how well they manage their use of it. Governance is the management practice that gives you the frameworks, policies, and standards to make sure that you and your team collaborate effectively and that you're using technology responsibly and ethically. Lisa Welchman is one of the world's leading authorities on this important digital business practice. Interview transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 102 of the Content Strategy Insights podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us Lisa Welchman. Lisa is a speaker, consultant, and coach, and works in the area of digital governance, which is what we're going to talk about today. So, welcome, Lisa. Tell the folks a little bit more about your background and how you got into digital governance. Lisa: Sure. Thanks for having me. I really appreciate it. I have a kind of interesting background. I was a philosophy major at university, spent a lot of time working with symbolic logic, which is the same thing as code logically in your head. I've always had a affinity for structure. That was in the late eighties when the web sort of ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused governments across the world to re-imagine their systems for engaging with citizens. Many have turned to digital tools to find new ways of tracking the spread of the virus, and to deliver public services during national lockdowns. In this episode of Undercurrents, Ben is joined by Kyriakos Pierrakakis, the Minister of Digital Governance for the Hellenic Republic (Greece). They discuss the e-governance tools Greece is pioneering under the administration of Prime Minister Mitsokakis, and the challenges involved with rolling out digital systems to the public. Then, Mariana is joined by Dr Kate Ferguson, Co-Executive Director of the charity Protection Approaches. They discuss Ferguson's new book, Architectures of Violence, which explores state involvement in violent mass atrocities, from Yugoslavia to Syria. Read the book: Architectures of Violence: The Command Structures of Modern Mass Atrocities Credits: Speakers: Kate Ferguson, Kyriakos Pierrakakis Hosts: Ben Horton, Mariana Vieira Editor: Jamie Reed Recorded and produced by Chatham House
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused governments across the world to re-imagine their systems for engaging with citizens. Many have turned to digital tools to find new ways of tracking the spread of the virus, and to deliver public services during national lockdowns. In this episode of Undercurrents, Ben is joined by Kyriakos Pierrakakis, the Minister of Digital Governance for the Hellenic Republic (Greece). They discuss the e-governance tools Greece is pioneering under the administration of Prime Minister Mitsokakis, and the challenges involved with rolling out digital systems to the public. Then, Mariana is joined by Dr Kate Ferguson, Co-Executive Director of the charity Protection Approaches. They discuss Ferguson's new book, Architectures of Violence, which explores state involvement in violent mass atrocities, from Yugoslavia to Syria. Read the book: Architectures of Violence: The Command Structures of Modern Mass Atrocities Credits: Speakers: Kate Ferguson, Kyriakos Pierrakakis Hosts: Ben Horton, Mariana Vieira Editor: Jamie Reed Recorded and produced by Chatham House
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de https://alexandraborchardt.com/de/ Empfehlung: https://ourworldindata.org/
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de https://www.dataport.de/wer-wir-sind/organe/
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de http://www.thorstenbeck.com/ Empfehlungen: Martin Sandbu - Economics of Belonging: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691204529/the-economics-of-belonging https://voxeu.org/
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de https://www.netzwerk-datenschutzexpertise.de/autor/dr-thilo-weichert Empfehlungen: Barton Gellmann: Dark Mirror - https://www.bartongellman.com/dark-mirror/ Shoshona Zuuboff: Das Zeitalter des Überwachungskapitalismus
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de www.sorgner.de Empfehlungen: (Können auch als Hyperlink dargestellt werden, wenn es geht) Dan Brown - Inferno: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_%28Roman%29 Black Mirror: https://philosophynow.org/issues/142/Stefan_Lorenz_Sorgner Philosophy Now - Interview mit Stefan Sorgner: https://philosophynow.org/issues/142/Stefan_Lorenz_Sorgner Heraklit - Fragmente: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heraklit
In de eerste aflevering van Kennis en Verdieping bijten we het spits af samen met Bram Klievink. Bram is Hoogleraar Digitalization and Public Policy aan het Instituut Bestuurskunde en met hem duiken we dieper in het dossier 'Digitalisering' en de interactie tussen digitalisering en de overheid. Wat verstaan nou precies onder digitalisering? En wat doet Bestuurskunde in dat vakgebied? Welke rol is weggelegd voor het The Hague Centre for Digital Governance? Met Klievink bespreken we het algoritmegebruik van de Belastingdienst in het rapport 'Aandacht voor Algoritmes', bespreken we het nut en de noodzaak van een Ministerie van Digitale Zaken en blikken we terug op de uitslag van de verkiezingen.
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de Birte Platow: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/iet/das-institut/professuren/religionspaedagogik-1/birte_platow Empfehlungen: Digitale Society Initiative: https://www.dsi.uzh.ch/de.html Digitaler Humanismus: https://www.piper.de/buecher/digitaler-humanismus-isbn-978-3-492-05837-7 Maschinen Wie Ich: https://www.diogenes.ch/leser/titel/ian-mcewan/maschinen-wie-ich-9783257609585.html
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de https://wupperinst.org/c/wi/c/s/cd/76/ Empfehlung: Rolling Stones - You can’t always get what you want Podcast - www.zukunftswissen.fm
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Links: www.21staatskunst.de https://voepel.io/ Empfehlung: Joseph Henrich - Weirdest People https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/10/joseph-henrich-weird-people/615496/ Russ Roberts - EconTalk https://russroberts.info/econtalk/
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School.
Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behördenspiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School.
Eva-Charlotte Proll (Behörden Spiegel) und Thomas Losse-Müller stellen den Podcast 21Staatskunst vor. Ein Podcast über die neuen Grundsatzfragen politischer Gestaltung. Wie geht Staatskunst angesichts der großen Transformationen unserer Zeit? Klimawandel, Digitalisierung, Polarisierung, Urbanisierung und Globalisierung verändern die Art und Weise wie sich Politik und Gesellschaft organisieren. Die daraus resultierenden Fragen an Staatskunst haben sich in einer solchen Tiefe und Grundsätzlichkeit zuletzt nach der Industriellen Revolution und zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik gestellt. Wie müssen sich die Prinzipien, Begriffe und Ideen politischer Gestaltung – unser gemeinsames Verständnis von Staatskunst – weiterentwickeln? Thomas Losse-Müller ist Volkswirt und seit 20 Jahren als Berater, Analyst, Programmmanager, Staatssekretär, Beirat, Aktivist, Panelist und interessierter Mensch im Maschinenraum der Staatskunst unterwegs. 21Staatskunst ist eine Produktion von Papenwohld mit Unterstützung vom Behörden Spiegel und dem Centre for Digital Governance der Hertie School. Alle Infos unter 21staatskunst.de
The next Institute on Governance Event with Ryan Androsoff and Ottawa Civic Tech will be online:WHEN:Tuesday, May 5, 20202:30 PM to 4:30 PM PDT5:30 PM to 7:30 PM ESTVirtual Policy Crunch: The Future of Digital Governance in a Post-Pandemic WorldSIGN UP:https://iog.ca/events/digital-governance-post-pandemic/Resources: The Public Service's Digital Literacy Problem | Ryan Androsoffhttps://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/february-2019/the-public-services-digital-literacy-problem/ How Covid-19 Could Reshape the Federal Public Service | Kathryn Mayhttps://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/april-2020/how-covid-19-could-reshape-the-federal-public-service/ --Rate this podcastPlease share your feedbackBest way to reach Gordon Ruby:LinkedInSci Comm and Civic Tech on Social:TwitterLinkedInYouTubeInstagramFacebook
Estonian govt CIO Siim Sikkut and Gerhard Hammerschmid discuss Estonia’s digital transformation. Siim Sikkut, the Republic of Estonia's Chief Information Officer and Gerhard Hammerschmid, Professor of Public and Financial Management and Director of the Hertie School Centre for Digital Governance discussed on 11 March what lessons Germany and other countries might draw from Estonia's digital transformation of its public administration. Their discussion is available as a podcast. After a series of extensive reforms over the last decade, Estonia has become one of the most advanced digital societies in the world. Recently, Estonia also presented its vision of how public services should work digitally in the age of artificial intelligence. Sikkut and Hammerschmid discussed the implementation of measures such as e-taxes and i-voting and the possibility that Estonia could act as a model or be a partner for other countries that want to become more efficient in providing public services to citizens. The event was hosted by the Centre for Digital Governance and the TROPICO research project. It is part of the "Future of Government" event series. The series addresses transformative trends challenging governments around the globe and explores possible responses to bolster state capacity and legitimacy in ever more turbulent political environments. Siim Sikkut is the Government CIO of Estonia, also titled as Deputy Secretary General for IT and Telecom at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications since March 2017. His role is to set the strategy and policies, to launch and steer strategic initiatives and regulation in areas of digital government and cybersecurity in Estonia. Siim is one of the founders of Estonia’s groundbreaking e-Residency programme. He was nominated as one of world’s TOP20 most influential people in digital government by Apolitical in 2018 and 2019. Siim is also the chair of OECD Working Party of Senior Digital Government Officials. Gerhard Hammerschmid is Professor of Public and Financial Management and Director of the Centre for Digital Governance at the Hertie School. His research focuses on public management reform, comparative public administration, public sector performance management and personnel management. He is a partner of the EU-funded research project TROPICO on public sector innovation and digital government transformation.
Vance Lockton, Manager for Digital Governance (and a privacy professional in the thick of it) at Waterfront Toronto, shares valuable perspective on the challenges of creating truly 'smart' cities and the importance of preventing privacy harm at the outset. For him, it's about knowing the objective before deciding on the means to get there. He additionally reflects on Sidewalk Labs and the 'template' nature (and newness) of a project of this type. For those interested in the intersection between public policy and digital policy, this is the episode for you!
This episode, we talk to Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith about platforms and privacy - about whether his government will stand-up to big tech. We also talk to friend-of-the-pod, Taylor Owen about the rise of the so-called “splinternet”, a world wide web that looks different depending upon your zip code.
Denise Howell speaks with independent writer, digital governance expert, and open government advocate Alex Howard. They discuss the 'Post-truth' era, the Honest Ads Act that he helped draft due to the lack of transparency for political ad spending online, how the ways politicians and governments use social media matters, the issues of content moderating, Facebook's $5 billion fine from the FTC over privacy breaches, and more. Host: Denise Howell Guest: Alex Howard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/triangulation. Sponsor: ZipRecruiter.com/triangulation
Denise Howell speaks with independent writer, digital governance expert, and open government advocate Alex Howard. They discuss the 'Post-truth' era, the Honest Ads Act that he helped draft due to the lack of transparency for political ad spending online, how the ways politicians and governments use social media matters, the issues of content moderating, Facebook's $5 billion fine from the FTC over privacy breaches, and more. Host: Denise Howell Guest: Alex Howard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/triangulation. Sponsor: ZipRecruiter.com/triangulation
Denise Howell speaks with independent writer, digital governance expert, and open government advocate Alex Howard. They discuss the 'Post-truth' era, the Honest Ads Act that he helped draft due to the lack of transparency for political ad spending online, how the ways politicians and governments use social media matters, the issues of content moderating, Facebook's $5 billion fine from the FTC over privacy breaches, and more. Host: Denise Howell Guest: Alex Howard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/triangulation. Sponsor: ZipRecruiter.com/triangulation
Denise Howell speaks with independent writer, digital governance expert, and open government advocate Alex Howard. They discuss the 'Post-truth' era, the Honest Ads Act that he helped draft due to the lack of transparency for political ad spending online, how the ways politicians and governments use social media matters, the issues of content moderating, Facebook's $5 billion fine from the FTC over privacy breaches, and more. Host: Denise Howell Guest: Alex Howard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/triangulation. Sponsor: ZipRecruiter.com/triangulation
A fragmented model of digital governance is emerging. Data regulation, technical and ethical standards, and market leadership are all in flux, raising questions about whose rules, if any, will become the global standard. This CSIS Simon Chair event will look at the evolution of technology and digital governance in the world's major economies – the United States, Europe, China, and Japan – and how competing visions and differing priorities are shaping national and regional approaches to digital governance. Featuring a keynote address from Representative Suzan DelBene (D-WA) Closing remarks from former Deputy US Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Holleyman Expert panel featuring: Peter Fatelnig, Minister Counsellor for Digital Economy Policy, Delegation of the European Union to the United States Naoki Ota, Founder, New Stories Ltd. Former Special Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan Diane Rinaldo, Deputy Assistant Secretary, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), Department of Commerce Paul Triolo, Practice Head, Geotechnology, Eurasia Group Shaundra Watson, Director, Policy, BSA | The Software Alliance Stephanie Segal (Moderator), Simon Chair Senior Fellow and Deputy Director, CSIS This event was made possible by support from the Japanese Embassy.
A fragmented model of digital governance is emerging. Data regulation, technical and ethical standards, and market leadership are all in flux, raising questions about whose rules, if any, will become the global standard. This CSIS Simon Chair event will look at the evolution of technology and digital governance in the world’s major economies – the United States, Europe, China, and Japan – and how competing visions and differing priorities are shaping national and regional approaches to digital governance. Featuring a keynote address from Representative Suzan DelBene (D-WA) Closing remarks from former Deputy US Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Holleyman Expert panel featuring: Peter Fatelnig, Minister Counsellor for Digital Economy Policy, Delegation of the European Union to the United States Naoki Ota, Founder, New Stories Ltd. Former Special Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan Diane Rinaldo, Deputy Assistant Secretary, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), Department of Commerce Paul Triolo, Practice Head, Geotechnology, Eurasia Group Shaundra Watson, Director, Policy, BSA | The Software Alliance Stephanie Segal (Moderator), Simon Chair Senior Fellow and Deputy Director, CSIS This event was made possible by support from the Japanese Embassy.
A fragmented model of digital governance is emerging. Data regulation, technical and ethical standards, and market leadership are all in flux, raising questions about whose rules, if any, will become the global standard. This CSIS Simon Chair event will look at the evolution of technology and digital governance in the world’s major economies – the United States, Europe, China, and Japan – and how competing visions and differing priorities are shaping national and regional approaches to digital governance. Featuring a keynote address from Representative Suzan DelBene (D-WA) Closing remarks from former Deputy US Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Holleyman Expert panel featuring: Peter Fatelnig, Minister Counsellor for Digital Economy Policy, Delegation of the European Union to the United States Naoki Ota, Founder, New Stories Ltd. Former Special Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan Diane Rinaldo, Deputy Assistant Secretary, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), Department of Commerce Paul Triolo, Practice Head, Geotechnology, Eurasia Group Shaundra Watson, Director, Policy, BSA | The Software Alliance Stephanie Segal (Moderator), Simon Chair Senior Fellow and Deputy Director, CSIS This event was made possible by support from the Japanese Embassy.
New regulations in the EU, US, and Asia are showing that historic methods of governance, based on physical land borders, are proving ineffective and inefficient in the digital world. The future of global digital domination looks to create a homogenous society where identity and culture is lost. While countries continue to assess regulatory statutes based on physical borders, technology companies are redefining global tribes proving reality is fluid and truth is decaying. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darksideofdesign/message
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A large organization operating online steps required to define how it manages digital politics: that’s how Facebook happens. Digital governance ensures large organizations can scale in ways that meet ethical standards. Lou talks with Lisa Welchman, digital governance expert and author, who explains the two big factors that lead to governance failures. Learn more about digital governance at Enterprise UX 2018: http://enterpriseux.net/ Follow Lisa Welchman on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lwelchman Follow Rosenfeld Media: https://twitter.com/rosenfeldmedia
As a digital creator, you may not even think much about the concept of digital governance. Don't worry though -- this week's guest, Lisa Welchman, literally wrote the book on digital governance! Our conversation begins with an overview on the topic, and Lisa describes how she got involved with digital governance. We also get into digital ethics, talk about how companies can apply digital governance to what they do, and a lot more. Lisa also discusses her recent vacation, the things that keeps her inspired and opens up on what she wants to do in the near future. Thank goodness we've got experts like Lisa to help decipher concepts like this that are important to our digital lives! Lisa Welchman's Website Lisa Welchman on Medium Lisa Welchman on LinkedIn Lisa Welchman on Twitter Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design DigitalGovernance.com Help support Revision Path by becoming a monthly patron on Patreon! Pledges start at $1 per month, and you’ll receive special patron-only updates, early access to future episodes, and a lot more! Join today! Get 20% off everything in our store! Sale ends July 7! http://revisionpath.com/store We're on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher as well! Visit http://revisionpath.com/iTunes or http://revisionpath.com/stitcher, subscribe, and leave us a 5-star rating and a review! Thanks so much to all of you who have already rated and reviewed us! Revision Path is brought to you by Facebook Design, MailChimp, Hover, and SiteGround. Save 10% off your first purchase at Hover by visiting hover.com/revisionpath! Get 60% off all hosting plans at SiteGround by visiting siteground.com/revisionpath! Follow Revision Path on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Carnegie Mellon University host the first session of their joint Colloquium on Digital Governance and Security. Part one address the "Future of Consumer Privacy: Machine Learning and New International Data Protection", while part two touches on "Autonomy and Counter-autonomy in Military Operations."
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Carnegie Mellon University host the first session of their joint Colloquium on Digital Governance and Security. Part one address the "Future of Consumer Privacy: Machine Learning and New International Data Protection", while part two touches on "Autonomy and Counter-autonomy in Military Operations."
Do you spend a lot of time building products and experiences just to have them be poorly implemented or rejected by various factions in your organization? Sometimes the hardest part of your job is getting your whole organization to fall in line and holistically develop and implement a consistent experience. Fighting about control over web pages, mobile interfaces, and every other aspect of an organization’s online presence can leave one frustrated and fatigued. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/sessions/digital-governance-lisa-welchman
Do you spend a lot of time building products and experiences just to have them be poorly implemented or rejected by various factions in your organization? Sometimes the hardest part of your job is getting your whole organization to fall in line and holistically develop and implement a consistent experience. Fighting about control over web pages, mobile interfaces, and every other aspect of an organization’s online presence can leave one frustrated and fatigued. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/sessions/digital-governance-lisa-welchman
Will Carter and Dan Paltiel of CSIS speak with Andres Kütt, Architect and Adviser for the Estonian Information System's Authority (EISA), and Liina Areng, Head of International Relations for EISA, about Estonia's modern system of digital governance and its implications for cybersecurity and privacy.
Jean-Francois Gauthier, Founder of the Institute on Digital Governance, talks about why governments at all level need a sound digital plan in order to better service their citizens. Jean-Francois Gauthier https://twitter.com/ignumerique Sameer Vasta www.twitter.com/vasta Richard Pietro www.twitter.com/richardpietro Music: Sheryl's Crush www.sherylscrush.com/
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