If you missed our breakfast seminar with Dennis Pamlin on the topic; More Sustainable Solutions from Digital Technologies, you can watch it here.
Did you miss the breakfast seminar with Dennis Pamlin? Watch it here
The great thing about the last years cyber attacks
The Cybersecurity threats are increasing and we can assume that we will see more attacks and breaches during 2019. Being responsible for developing the cybersecurity at an organisation can be a challenging and sometimes a lonely task. It is impossible (and not to mention very very expensive) to protect an organisation for all types of cybercrime – a substantial analysis and prioritization of the greatest risk for your specific organisation has to be done. And if you succeeded with your job – not enough people will thank you, and if you not succeed – then you will get the blame.
The great thing about the last years cyber attacks
In 2018 many cyber attacks has become known to the public; Cambridge analytica, Russian Grid Hacking, US Universities and many more.
Of course there is never a good thing that these attacks are happening and setting people and organizations at risk- but if we have to find something good that came out of it, it is the fact that the general awareness regarding these matters has increased.
Faculty members launch course on the Harvard MIT online platform edX
Today two of our faculty members, Martin Vendel and Henrik Blomgren, launched their Professional Certificate Program on the Harvard MIT online platform edX. was launched by KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
They have cooperated with KTH MOOC team and Studio, as well as ABB Sweden. Ready to learn more regarding Digital Transformation, take one or why not all of the four courses. If you want to learn IRL join their course here at KTH Executive School.
Happy Learning!
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Samtal med Konfucius – boktips från Christian Pleijel
”If you believe you are the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.”
Vilken underbar one-liner av Konfucius, som ansåg att alla föds lika och formas genom utbildning och övning. Jag gillar det men så jobbar jag ju på KTH, där jag i de flesta rum inte är den smartaste.
Tyvärr var det inte Konfucius som sa detta.
Seats are out – welcome to our live stream
The seats are out for our breakfast seminar – More Sustainable Solutions from Digital Technologies on Tuesday the 15th. Welcome to follow it live on our Facebook page from 07.45 am. Read more about the seminar here.
Meet our next seminar speaker Dennis Pamlin
Dennis Pamlin will be our main speaker at our next breakfast seminar – More Sustainable Solutions from Digital Technologies the 15th of January.
He is an entrepreneur and founder of 21st Century Frontiers. His main skill is work with companies, governments and other organisations as a strategic economic, technology and innovation advisor in the area of sustainability. His background is in engineering, industrial economy and marketing.
Mr Pamlin worked as Global Policy Advisor for WWF from 1999 to 2009. During his tenure, Pamlin initiated WWFs Trade and Investment Programme work in the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and led the work with companies (especially high-tech companies such as ICT) as solution providers.
From 2010 to 2013 he was the Director for the Low Carbon Leaders Project under the UN Global Compact.
He is currently a Senior Associate at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Senior Advisor at RISE, a visiting research fellow at the Research Center of Journalism and Social Development at Renmin university, and advisor to Centre for Sustainable Development at Confederation of Indian Industries (CII).
Current work includes work to establish a framework that can identify winners in a sustainable future, build a platform for global trend assessment, promote clusters capable of delivering transformative solutions, exploring the impact of our “digital twins” and develop tools that allow public procurement to support sustainable solutions. Pamlin is also leading work to develop tools for companies, organisations and cities to measure and report their positive impacts, focus on climate, water, health and poverty.
First breakfast seminar in 2019
Our first breakfast seminar in 2019 will be More Sustainable Solutions from Digital Technologies. The need for new sustainable solutions has unlocked new markets with huge potential – are you ready to grab that? Read more about the seminar and register here.
What do the business developers and innovators read this winter?
Listen to the book recommendation from Nicole Forsberg, Community Manager at KTH Innovation.
Buy the book to 10% discount at Bokus with the code KTHjul18.
Why to Never Recruit Talents
Last week we hosted our last Breakfast seminar of the year where our guest speakers Björn Haring (Stardust Consulting), Simon Runsten (KTH Royal Institute of Technology), Malin Cronqvist (Help to Help), Pontus Liljefors (Accenture Sverige/ WePlanet), and Malin Mattsson (ICA) explored the challenges of maintaining and motivating young professionals, keeping the right people and mindset within organizations.
See the breakfast seminar afterwards
In the breakfast seminar this week the topic was:”Why to never recruit talents”. The main speaker was Björn Haring from Stardust together with our expert panel of Young Professionals. Main concepts discussed was what motivates the new generation of engineers and the importance of values, GRIT and mindset.
