A super interesting study by Max, Tomi, and Kasper! Congratulations on getting this out. It pushes the boundaries of expertise research in management and organization studies.

That is speak2ab (AB) presenting his work on Digital Practices at the Telfer Research Seminar Series, Telfer School of Management Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa! We not only learned new constructs about digital "x" but also new metaphors to understand those new constructs. lnkd.in/euckuk8C

Great thinking Susan Cohen! This is huge: "[He] brought a wealth of expertise to the subject matter," while "[she] brought a unique and dynamic perspective!" We need some serious work in making our algorithms smarter, that pick up the prevailing biases, and do better! But how?

Do you do research at the intersection of organizations and AI, digital technology, data science, computational social science, communications, information systems and that sort of thing? Five ways to be involved in the CTO division at #AOM2024 aom.org/events/annual-… 🧵👇

My two cents on digital technologies and organizing: PS: It's my interview as a new faculty, though I joined Telfer School of Management last summer. Feels good to still qualify as "new" among the many amazing colleagues who started at Telfer this academic year! telfer.uottawa.ca/telfer-knowled…

Shoutout to all the amazing scholars examining AI and work! The idea of “nothing university” is definitely interesting, if nothing else: Paolo Quattrone Kasper Elmholdt Matt Beane @lucianadadderio Dr Angela Aristidou Andrew Sarta Tim Hannigan marleen huysman youtu.be/0lhmKOR8Www?si…

Mayur Joshi Kasper Elmholdt Matt Beane @lucianadadderio Dr Angela Aristidou Andrew Sarta Tim Hannigan marleen huysman Nothing makes sense (this year at Egos)!

🆕 title: Research Handbook on Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making in Organizations by Ioanna Constantiou, Mayur Joshi and @martastrosa ➡️FREE chapter available at doi.org/10.4337/978180… More info e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781… #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Business

It took me and my 13 yo, 30 mins to set this (very simple analog) clock up! If it was a digital watch (wearable) it would have taken us 5 mins (or less)! Simple tech (with user manual) is getting much harder to work with, while complex tech is becoming extremely straightforward!

Front end digital technologies creating (purposefully or unintentionally) an illusion of fully digital value chain! Just a couple of days back Umar (Umar Ruhi) and I were talking about this phenomenon based on our observations elsewhere! Amazon checkout is a catchy example:

A couple of notes: 1/ When Indians say they like Chinese, they are referring to the Indianized version of Chinese, not the Chinese the Chinese cook. 2/ To my North American friends: What constitutes American cuisine 🤔

Not the philosophy, but the act of philosophizing sounds familiar! As junior scholars, I see assistant professors (including myself) almost always trying to construct their identity narrative ex-post, in connecting the dots (read pubs) they created!

Except that education does not need to be once and done!

The PM Justin Trudeau just made a compelling case: By imposing tariffs on goods from Canada, the US administration is hurting the Americans. Then, hints at counter-tariffs on US goods. By logical analogy, wouldn't this move, of imposing counter-tariffs, hurt Canadians?

If you don’t; someone else will!