Digital Infrastructure & Digital CBD - Acceleration in Business & Society

Business is Changing. And so are we. College of Business and Law presents a new Thought Leadership Webinar Series: Digital Acceleration in Business and Society

With increased levels of digitalisation in almost every aspect of our life, we are seeing changes in the way we work, live and engage with our environment. The way we conduct business has significantly transformed, especially since the global pandemic started. But what are the implications for our societal life? How is digitalisation affecting our businesses, cities, lifestyles and relationships? Are all demographics affected equally?  

Collaborating with the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub, the School of Economics Finance and Marketing and the School of Management, The College of Business and Law presents a new Thought Leadership Webinar Series focusing on digital acceleration in business and society. We have invited a number of experts to share their thoughts on digitalisation and its impact on business and society today. 
 
In this series, we will hear about the “Digital CBD” project which will inform the transformation of the City of Melbourne, learn about groundbreaking studies on digital inclusion and accessibility, and how business models can adapt to the digital economy.  

These 1-hour webinars will be held on Microsoft TEAMS Live and are free of charge. 

Registrations are open now, secure your spot today!

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