The digital revolution in public services
Jaideep Prabhu, Professor of Marketing at Cambridge Judge Business School, writes on how to do more with less for more. Over four billion people around the globe - more than half the world's population - live outside the formal economy…
Delivering public services digitally
Discussions with unions could help ease better digital delivery of public services, Dr Mark Thompson of Cambridge Judge tells audience at Cheltenham Science Festival. A national discussion including conversations with unions is needed in order to effectively implement digital efficiency…
Managing our digital legacy
How to manage our digital assets after we die is explored by Georgina Cronin of the Cambridge Judge library in an article published by the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. Nowadays we can hardly imagine our lives without…
Raconteur (The Times): Digital government gets election kicking
John Lamb investigates why digital services are getting more attention in political arena again. Mark Thompson, University Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at Cambridge Judge Business School, said that politicians "have no excuse for ignorance about the deficit-busting benefits of…
Free online learning platform provides digital skills to business
Cambridge Judge faculty develop three courses for Digital Business Academy. Cambridge Judge Business School faculty have developed three courses – in marketing, brand-building and finance - for the new Digital Business Academy, the world's first government-supported online learning platform being…
Central Government Business & Technology Conference: Interview with Mark Thompson
Mark Thompson, University Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at Cambridge Judge Business School, discusses why digital business model is important for government, why local government is a key player and what are the main challenges facing central government technology. Watch…
Five ways a digital platform could transform your business
Too many organisations undertake "phoney transformations". If you want real change you need to use digital platforms. We've all seen it happen: a "transformation" programme which leaves the original organisational silos undisturbed. But although this is surprisingly common, Dr Mark…
Demand more of digital Mark Thompson will tell National Digital Conference
The 9th National Digital Conference gets underway today (Wednesday 18 June) in London with Cambridge Judge Business School's digital guru, Dr Mark Thompson, in the chair. With an audience of leading public servants, technologists, individuals and politicians working at the…
Write to live, live to write? (part 1 of 3)
If content is free, what will creatives eat? In the first of our series looking at how technology has changed the game of creative production and consumption, we examine the impact of the e-book revolution on the economics of words.…
Classical music in the digital age
The Sixteen is one of the world's most well-known choral groups. We speak to The Sixteen, including MBA alum Shelley-Gregory Jones, and a Cambridge MBA project team about how classical music can adapt in the digital age. An interview with…
