Abstract
How do you feel about tracking your time? Some of you might welcome it and some might feel it’s an infringement on their freedom and privacy.
Stig Nyman will bring some clarity on the topic in this week's episode, Stig is a Ph.D. student at the department for Digitalisation at Copenhagen Business School, he has dedicated his time to study the implications of being managed by an algorithm. His research sheds light on the effects and ethical concerns of utilizing algorithms to manage work.
In this episode we discuss:
> The necessity of tracking work
> The macro view of tracking> How tracking can empower you> The intentions behind tracking
> The dark side to tracking> The future of the tracking industryAnd much more...
Stig Nyman will bring some clarity on the topic in this week's episode, Stig is a Ph.D. student at the department for Digitalisation at Copenhagen Business School, he has dedicated his time to study the implications of being managed by an algorithm. His research sheds light on the effects and ethical concerns of utilizing algorithms to manage work.
In this episode we discuss:
> The necessity of tracking work
> The macro view of tracking> How tracking can empower you> The intentions behind tracking
> The dark side to tracking> The future of the tracking industryAnd much more...
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
|---|---|
| Publikationsdato | 29 jun. 2021 |
| Udgivelsessted | København |
| Publikationsmedier | Podcasts |
| Størrelse | 57:59 |
| Status | Udgivet - 29 jun. 2021 |