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On this episode of The Digital Week podcast, Prof Marek Kowalkiewicz is joined by QUT Business School's, Prof Kevin Desouza. How long until we're sipping Piña Coladas while robots do all the work? QUT's Prof Kevin Desouza joins Marek to break down the hype vs. reality of job automation and discuss why in a digital world, digital natives are most out of work.

In this episode of Hiding in Plain Sight, Prof. Marek Kowalkiewicz and Dr Paula Dootson discuss trends shaping the way we think. This is a part of a three episode series exploring future trends surrounding working, living, and thinking.

In this episode of Hiding in Plain Sight, Prof. Marek Kowalkiewicz and Dr Paula Dootson discuss trends shaping the way we live. This is a part of a three episode series exploring future trends surrounding working, living, and thinking.

In this episode of Hiding in Plain Sight, Prof. Marek Kowalkiewicz and Dr Paula Dootson discuss trends shaping work of the future. This is a part of a three episode series exploring future trends surrounding working, living, and thinking.

On this episode of The Digital Week Prof. Marek Kowalkiewicz and Dr Paula Dootson discuss Interactive Business Models. Following the news of a large insurance company in the US announcing they would no longer underwrite traditional life insurance policy, and instead get customers to share personal data via wearable devices. Paula and Marek discuss the implications for customers and how this model could disrupt other industries.

This week on The Digital Week we are joined by Everledger CEO, Leanne Kemp. Leanne joins host, Marek Kowalkiewicz, to discuss her leadership journey, the realities and capabilities of blockchain and of course, jobs of the future.

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz and Dr Mark Pedersen of KJR discuss Digital Maturity with Oliver Bolton.

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz and Professor Michael Rosemann discuss the ART of excellence with Oliver Bolton.

In this episode of the Digital Week we talk to Cat Matson, Brisbane’s Chief Digital Officer, on the need for technology to become more responsible in the digital age. The CDE examines how digital technology can amplify existing human values and forms of deviance, which as Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz explains occurs because: “We live in a world of imperfect information - people who participate in the economy don’t know enough about the decisions they’re making, and that leads to all sorts of perverse or deviant situations in the marketplace”. Also discussed is the effect of the profit motive on the motivation to do good, the lack of appropriate regulation within the digital space, as well as how governments are ill equipped to promptly address issues of responsibility and accountability in legislation, which as Cat highlights is partly because: “...these platforms have become such a significant utility…if it’s now a global utility, when will it be regulated like other utilities?” The responsibility of technology is a pertinent concern for the CDE, with more research being necessary to explore these issues further in the future. The Digital Week is produced by the CDE - follow us on Twitter and read our articles on Medium. http://www.chairdigitaleconomy.com.au/ https://twitter.com/ChairDigEconomy https://medium.com/qut-cde

Researcher and PhD student Anna Oberländer, joins Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz and Professor Michael Rosemann on The Digital Week. Anna is visiting QUT to conduct research exploring Opportunity Management. Together with Michael Rosemann, Anna is investigating how organisations can best capitalize on opportunities.

QUT's Professor Rowena Barrett joins The Digital Week with Oliver Bolton and Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz. The trio discuss the growing disparity between profits and wages, due to the increased amount of automation in our economy. The conversation was sparked by a recent article published on The Conversation by Rowena, Marek and Shahid MD - The benefits of job automation are not likely to be shared equally. Link -https://theconversation.com/the-benefits-of-job-automation-are-not-likely-to-be-shared-equally-90859

The Digital Week hosts, special guest, Jocko Willink. Jocko joins Marek Kowalkiewicz and Oliver Bolton for a discussion on leadership in the digital economy. Jocko is a former US Navy SEAL, and author of “Extreme Ownership”.

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz and Brisbane's Chief Digital Officer, Cat Matson, discuss digital confidence and how businesses can improve their standing in the digital economy. Find the survey at: https://www.digitalbrisbane.com.au/articles/digital-confidence-survey/

Today we revisit one of our most popular podcasts the Industrialisation of Innovation. Host, Monica Bradley, is joined by QUT’s Professor Michael Rosemann and Professor and PwC Chair in the Digital Economy Marek Kowalkiewicz.

Welcome back to part two of our Healthcare series. Monica Bradley and Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz continue their discussion on the future of health. This episode looks into the massive disruption coming from tech giants and how this may reshape how we approach healthcare.

Monica Bradley and Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz discuss the evolution of the healthcare industry. Health 5.0 is part one of a two part Healthcare series. We take a look at trends that have shaped in the industry since its inception and where the future will take our wellbeing. This is a two part series dedicated to the Future of Health. Don't miss the next episode.

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz and Monica Bradley take a deep dive into the role of government in the new economy.

This week on The Digital Week we take one our favourites from the vault - Digital Identity 3.0. A digital identity is the 'holy grail' of the digital economy of people. It is a record of personal information created independent of a corporate context. It covers attributes related to demographics and personal education, entertainment, finance, health, retail etc. In this podcast, we explore digital identity 3.0 – a platform that is open, connected, proactive, learned and consumer empowered. What new business-to-consumer and citizen-to-citizen scenarios does digital identity 3.0 unlock? What further value propositions will the concept of ‘bring your own’ data make available? What does digital identity 3.0 mean for the consumer? How will security, authentication, sharing, terms and community be impacted? What does digital identity 3.0 mean for machines?

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz, Professor Michael Rosemann and Monica Bradley talking all things digital. Are you digitising or digitalising? What is the difference? What should you be doing about it? Can understanding it all help CEOs sleep better? Find out on The Digital Week.

Monica Bradley is joined by Audeara co-founders Chris Jeffery and James Fielding.