Events

Our data-driven world is generating huge volumes of information through social media, financial transactions, transportation, and even scientific discovery. Data isn’t just something that IT specialists use - we all need to be able to understand the data that’s everywhere, both in our jobs and our lives. Hear from this curated panel of experts about the future impacts of data in business and innovation.

Bringing together industry and RMIT experts, this webinar will discuss the innovations, opportunities and tools helping SMEs grow their businesses and discover what’s next during the pandemic. We’ll unpack how the entrepreneurial ecosystem has changed, business flexibility, accelerated digital adoption and the rise of coworking and collaborative workspaces.

From RMIT University to the world-wide stage, hear how Rebecca has forged a successful media career that spans more than 20 years.

With digitalisation, the cycles of technological advances and innovation are now measured in months rather than decades. Join RMIT and Engineers Australia for an expert panel discussion and debate on what the post COVID-19 era will look like in the infrastructure, manufacturing and health care sectors.

Design has never been more important. It’s responsible for shaping the built environment, the digital world and the products and services we use everyday.

Like many sectors, healthcare is entering a period of rapid change. New technologies are fundamentally changing how we prevent, diagnose and treat diseases, as well as the relationship between medical professionals and patients.

Learn how leaders in industry and progressive companies are using emerging technologies to shape what's next in business.

The education sector is undergoing rapid disruption. New technologies are dismantling outdated systems, and the study from home revolution the pandemic heralded has solidified this: there's no turning back.

RMIT Academics from the School of Management share insights from their contemporary research, and discuss the issues workers are facing such as anxiety and burnout and how HRM and other professionals can best manage their wellbeing. Industry HR experts from the Department of Transport and Medibank provide their perspectives on how they are managing the wellbeing of their workers after two years of disrupted work conditions.

Academics are under increasing pressure to publish their work in prestigious journals in order to ‘disseminate their findings’ and enhance their career prospects. The editors of these journals receive more and more submissions each year from academics desperate to get their work accepted. So how do journal editors decide which papers should be desk rejected, and which should be sent out for peer review? What advice would they give to colleagues who wish to publish in their journals in order to maximise their chances of a successful outcome? Find out by watching this Panel Discussion of Editors from leading human resource management, industrial relations and management journals.