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Future of Works
Event n.6.
Wednesday June 10 at 4.30-6PM - What makes information “reliable” and what does it mean for you?
Google’s mission is “to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful.” While they do a pretty good job at that, we are left with discerning what reliable and less reliable information we can use. Did you know that Google, YouTube and Facebook massively use Wikidata and Wikimedia projects as their source of information?
How does Wikidata work? Why could it be important for you and your organization?
During this webinar, meet the Swiss Wikimedia Chapter and a representative from the Wikimedia Foundation Research Team and learn what is behind the 8th most visited website globally (Wikipedia). Wikidata, Wikimedia, Wikipedia etc.…a whole new global information infrastructure, working with a whole new global governance system.
Video link of the session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjSiM2k44BY&t=13s
Future of Works
Imagine 40 lifelong learners that meet to spend two hours together and share their experiences on current themes that impact their businesses and organizations. This kind of collaboration is the vision of the cycle of exclusive events called "The Future of Work," which will be held at Franklin University Switzerland. The scope of these events is to build a community that enjoys sharing stimulating questions and innovative solutions.
There will not be many opportunities to stay seated, but instead, ways to get to know each other, confront each other, and go into detail on themes such as new technological trends, constant change in the work environment and the mutable geopolitical equilibrium.
Further details here: https://www.fus.edu/taylor-institute/future-of-work
Masterclass Leadership and the Golden Rule
The Masterclasses organized by the Taylor Institute are special events for executives, entrepreneurs, researchers and students that explore the relationship between specific topics in management and this volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) world in which we live.
These high-profile events host contemporary experts in fields and topics that will define the future of sustainability and productivity in a rapidly-changing business environment.
Further details here: https://www.fus.edu/taylor-institute/masterclasses
Masterclass Leadership and Doughnut Economics
Humanity's 21st-century challenge is to meet the needs of all within the means of the planet." Kate Raworth's explanation of the Doughnut of Social and Planetary Boundaries distills the challenge of climate and social well-being into a series of factors that must be brought into balance for future generations to continue to survive and prosper on this planet.
Further details here:https://www.fus.edu/taylor-institute/masterclasses
The World after the Pandemic: Imagining the Ecocivilisation
Today, May 27 at 15:30-17:30 p.m. CEST, begins a three-part Wednesday webinar series: “The World after the Pandemic: Imagining the Ecocivilisation.”
Learn about the global shifts happening socially, economically, and technologically. Participants will have the time to engage directly with experts and explore how sustainability can be ensured. To attend all three parts of the series which continues on June 10 and 17
Further details here:
IACCM Global Virtual Conference
WHY we organise this Global Virtual Conference?
Over the past 10–15 years, virtual teams have developed from an “exotic” niche phenomenon to an established work design in many organisations. Due to digitalisation and continuous development of new and established tools for virtual collaboration, today’s business landscape has changed tremendously so that global virtual teams (GVT) become the main form of “organisation” across cultures.
Start: 26.06.2020, Start 14:00 CET
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