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KINTalk: The impact of AI on work: predictive policing - 11 October |
This KINTalk edition is part of Amsterdam eWeek, which is an international festival that brings more than 25.000 professionals to Amsterdam annually for a week of cutting-edge events related to e-business, digital media, online marketing, e-commerce, and technology.
During this KINTalk, two inspiring speakers will talk about the impact of Artificial Intelligence on our work. The presentations promise to be creative and thought-provoking, sparking a conversation that we continue afterwards with drinks. Dick Willems, a data scientist at the Dutch Police and the creator of the predictive policing algorithm “CAS” will elaborate on the process of designing, further developing and implementing algorithmic technologies. Professor Marleen Huysman, director of the KIN Center for Digital Innovation, will build on the many rich cases from her embedded research to debunk frequently occurring biases related to the impact of AI in organisation to ultimately arrive at a more productive perspective on the (im)possibilities of AI.
Sign-up for the event here. |
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ABRI and ORG Seminar Oded Shenkar - 17 October |
On Thursday October 17 from 12:00 to 13:00, Prof. Oded Shenkar from the Ohio State University (US) will give an ABRI and ORG research seminar on “Cultural Mapping of the World” in FORUM 2.
For a short biography and the abstract please click here. |
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Part-time PhD Information Session - 17 October |
Enrolment of the 2020 cohort of the Part-time (Executive) PhD programme is now open. Prospective participants are invited to apply.
To get more information about the programme and to discuss potential research topics, prospective PhD candidates are welcome to attend one of the information sessions on October 17 and November 19. For more information pleae click here.
The first meeting will be on Thursday, October 17, from 18:00 till 19:30 at Forum 4, room HG 1D-12. |
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PhD Defence Wendy Günther - 15 October |
Wendy Günther will defend her thesis titled "Data as Strategic Resources: Studies on How Organizations Explore the Strategic Opportunities of Data" on 15 October at 11:45 in the Aula. For more information please click here. The defence will be followed by a symposium. |
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ABRI and KIN Symposium - 15 October |
ABRI together with the KIN Center for Digital Innovation would like to invite you to an ABRI symposium which will take place on Tuesday, October 15, from 14:30 – 17:00 in room HG-07A16.
The event is a mini-symposium following the PhD defence of Wendy Günther. The symposium, which starts at 14:30, will focus on the role of data and information in research and practice. Please find below the Symposium schedule:
- Professor Frans Feldberg will give a talk about “Making an Impact with Data Science Research” (time: 14:30 – 15:15)
- Professor Eric van Heck will present his work: “Information Transparency in B2B Auction Markets: The Role of Winner Identity Disclosure” (time: 15:15 – 16:00)
- Professor Bob Galliers will lead us in an extensive discussion around “IT Use in Open Strategy” (time: 16:15 – 17:00)
Please register the latest on Friday, October 11 through the registration form. |
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Mini Conference Social Network Analysis - 18 October |
ABRI would like to invite you to an ABRI mini-conference Social Network Analysis (ABRI course). Speakers will be Wouter Stam, Christine Moser, Lita Napitupulu, Kayleigh Bruijn, Jinhan Jiao, Qi Zhang. For the schedule and the abstract please click here.
The mini-conference will take place on Friday, October 18, from 10:45 – 15:00 in room HG-2A37.
Please register for this event latest on Tuesday, October 16 through the registration form. |
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Janneke Oostrom won NSvP AI x Recruitment Challenge 2019 |
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Together with Djurre Holtrop, Reinout de Vries, and Ward van Breda Janneke Oostrom won the NSvP AI x Recruitment Challenge 2019. The NSvP has granted the team €10.000 for their project on the use of AI in the selection process. Specifically, they will examine how applicants react to feedback that is generated by an algorithm versus feedback that is provided by a psychologist. For more information in Dutch click here. |
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Natalja Laurey successfully defended her thesis |
On 8 October Natalja Laurey successfully defended her thesis titled "Design meets Business: an ethnographic field study of the changing work and occupations of creatives".
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Natalja Laurey completed her PhD at the KIN Center for Digital Innovation, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Prior to her PhD research, Natalja worked in the field of creative leadership and innovation (National Thinktank, THNK). She received her Master of Science degree in Social Research (track: Anthropology) (cum laude) from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and her Bachelor of Science degree in Cultural Anthropology and non-Western Sociology (cum laude) from the University of Amsterdam. Her research interests include creative work and occupations, innovation processes, organizational change and ethnography. |
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EVENT OVERVIEW AUTUMN 2019 |
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Please click on the events of interest for more details. |
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