Managing AI adoption in organisations
Friday 30 May 2025, 11:30am to 4:30pm
Venue
Digital Security Hub (DiSH) , Manchester, United Kingdom, M2 5LEOpen to
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Event Details
This workshop combines academics and businesses to explore drivers of AI adoption for employees and for organisations.
We take an employee perspective to explore perceived benefits and potential for job crafting by both expanding and contracting scope and feature of their work. We also take the perspective of organisations to consider structural conditions needed to support and facilitate the adoption of AI in their formal and social fabric. The workshop will bring forward views from recent research and also actual emergent practices and challenges from businesses.
Order of the Day
11:30 hrs Registration
12:00 hrs Light Lunch
13:00 hrs Workshop
14:30 hrs Refreshment Break
15:00 hrs Workshop continues
16:30 hrs Close
Speakers
Organisation Work and Technology, Lancaster University
Organisation Work and Technology, Lancaster University
Inter and transdisciplinary researcher and educator in design, management, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), evaluation, digital media, and sustainability. My research focuses on the development of inter and transdisciplinary theory and practice aimed at exploring and addressing a broad spectrum of contemporary challenges of living in a technologically-mediated world.
Management Science, Lancaster University
My research captures effects of digital media and modern technologies in the workplace, with an emphasis on long terms effects in the formal and social fabric of organisations. This has included studies looking at the emergence of Human/AI collaborations and configurations, role of technology as a carrier of strategic intent, the development of new capabilities to manage the opening up of decision making, and the role of technology in EDI and open collaboration.
Rochester Institute of Technology
London School of Economics
Will has an international reputation for his research in Cloud Computing, Digital Platforms and Agile innovation approaches. He speaks regularly at practitioner conferences on various digital business issues; has briefed European government policy makers and various company executives; and undertakes consultancy in IT strategy. He has researched the organisation of distributed work and systems in various organisations including government-related organisations, the construction industry, financi
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