Algorithms rule our economy today, but how much do you know about them, their quirks, their roles and their potential?
As technology increasingly augments human work, future leaders need to develop algorithmic literacy to adequately manage, govern and ultimately benefit from emerging hybrid workforces. In this arising economy of algorithms, we witness new forms of competitive advantage, strategic partnerships, business models and how value is created and sustained.
Headed by the Chair in Digital Economy, Prof. Marek Kowalkiewicz, this theme studies the characteristics and potential of algorithmic business models, human-algorithm interaction models, governance models for algorithmic enterprises, and new, often AI-enabled innovation models.
The team also developed award-winning Research Innovation Sprints as a way to deploy research outcomes and co-create impact in an accelerated manner. More than 50 sprints have been conducted over the last years demonstrating real-world relevance.
Why algorithms matter
Algorithms rule our economy today, but how much do you know about employing them to get ahead?
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If you would like to discuss any of our research topics further or would like to engage as a scholar or (research) student, please contact Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz | marek.kowalkiewicz@qut.edu.au