Jennifer Loy
Jennifer Loy
Griffith University Professsor Digital Business Innovation
Professor Jennifer Loy is an internationally recognised expert in design for digital manufacturing (3D printing and associated technologies) and strategic digital business innovation. She has recently published 3D Printing for Product Designers (Routledge) outlining technology adoption strategies and business model innovation. Her background is in design and changing practice, and her current role is Professor of Digital Business Innovation at Griffith University. Jennifer works collaboratively across disciplines developing innovative practice based on values-based, digital design with a strong disruptive technology impact focus. As such, she runs disruptive technology workshops (for individual companies, industrial sectors, and public services) and leads projects in digital transformation. Jennifer has considerable research experience on digital manufacturing and supply chain innovation, strategies to future-proof workforce and changing practice in response to disruptive digital technologies across industry sectors and defence.
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Air Power Digital Futures 2050
WED, OCT 18, 10:00 AM
Conference
What might 2050 hold for a future air force? How can people, systems and organizations evolve to create a 2050 vision of collaborative futures in a digital era a reality? In this hands-on, metaverse workshop experience, participants use digital tools in a practical visualization of how hybrid work environments could operate for the future. Through the lens of an imagined 'Virtual Forces' case study, participants will explore how organisations will have to rethink to operate differently in a digitally enabled, collaborative future. A hybrid, collaborative workflow is modelled, with participants exploring new ways of working based on digital convergence. The intent is to inspire participants to imagine 2050 in their own context, the upskilling and the changes in thinking needed to get there. This workshop draws on collaborative, multidisciplinary research on digital transformation and workforce development undertaken by Griffith University, Deakin University and Phare Consulting. The workshop facilitators would like to acknowledge this workshop draws from now completed research on agile manufacturing and workforce development sponsored by the Royal Australian Air Force through a Defence Science Partnership Agreement.