Partners

University Of Pretoria

Our Partners

The CFoW benefits considerably from collaborations with international research institutes and corporate and public sector entities. These collaborations encourage the exchange of ideas, resources, and expertise, allowing the CFoW to access a global network of knowledge and perspectives. By collaborating closely with a wide range of partners, the Centre is able to solve challenging, multifaceted issues concerning the future of work, while also encouraging innovation and promoting cross-disciplinary study. This collaborative approach ultimately helps to produce informed plans and solutions that benefit a wide range of sectors and communities around the world.

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Case studies

Our Projects

Digital Transformation in the University

Imagining the Future of Change Management and Technology to 2050

DataWave Collective

Workshop aimed to address the urgent need for effective data management across various research projects at the university.

Explored capabilities of app.informationhub.io tool developed by Innovation Africa @UP

Introduction to the UP Digital Transformation Strategy (DX Strategy)

Assessing The Impact

ChatGPT and similar disruptive technologies in higher education

Economic Impact of Cloud Adoption

Collaborated with AWS focused on a comprehensive study conducted by Professor Raul Katz of Columbia University

Study provided insights into the economic impacts of cloud infrastructure services in Sub-Saharan Africa

Tilburg University

Engaging with Tilburg University stakeholders to collaborate on research: understanding leadership dynamics

Leeds University

Assisted with UP’s Digital Transformation Strategy development and digital literacy tool

Planning for research collaboration and a student tour in 2024

Zeppelin University

Hosted TLS in 2022 and will host the event again on 16 November 2023

Student research project in 2024

Nottingham Trent University

Engaging regarding possible research collaborations - topical research areas such as technology adoption, 4IR readiness and overall graduate employability