Thinking Patterns for the Digital Age – Special feature event in collaboration with Engineers Australia

Indian Institutes of Technology Alumni Victoria in collaboration with Engineers Australia invite you to a Special Feature Event  

Thinking Patterns for the Digital Age 

Dr Michael Rosemann

Professor and Head of Information Systems School at Queensland Institute of Technology

The emergence of the digital economy has shifted the focus from automating and streamlining processes (economy of corporations) to empowering end users (economy of people). Organisations, which may have successfully embraced the age of automation to achieve operational efficiency, are likely to struggle to ensure revenue resilience in the rapidly changing digital age . This presentation shines the light on the new class of customers and competitors. It shows how opportunity-driven leadership, oppositional thinking and a digital mindset are effective ways to protect existing and to grow entirely new value propositions. Various national and international case studies will be used to exemplify emerging threats and opportunities as well as the thinking patterns of resilient and innovative organisations in the Digital Age.

 Dr Michael Rosemann is Professor and Head of the Information Systems School at Queensland University of Technology, where he established three Innovation Chairs funded by Woolworths, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Brisbane  Airport. Dr Rosemann is a disruptive thinker with a passion for foresight innovation, digital mindfulness and revenue resilience. His work is focused on creating exciting future worlds with today’s possibilities making current practices  obsolete.QUT’s Information Systems School is globally recognised for its unconditional focus on relevant and rigorous research and is continuously ranked as one of the highest institutions in Asia-Pacific for the quality and impact of  its research.

Dr. Rosemann is the author/editor of seven books, more than 250 refereed papers, Editorial Board member of ten international journals and co-inventor of US patents. His publications have been translated into Russian, Mandarin, German and Portuguese. His research projects have received funding from industry partners such as Accenture, Australia Post, Infosys, Rio Tinto, SAP, Suncorp and Woolworths. Michael is a frequent, global keynote speaker and provides advice to organisations across a diverse set of industries such as telecommunication, finance, insurance, utility, retail, public sector, logistics and the film industry. He is the Honorary Consul for Germany in Brisbane.

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