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PEG

Trying to understand the intersection between business and technology

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  • Topics
    • Work, worker, workplace
    • The Firm
    • Society and the economy
    • Technology and its malcontents
  • Series
    • Digital is the new ERP
    • Reconstructing work
    • To code or not to code
    • The New Instability
    • The Value of Information
  • Publications
    • Mastering the Puzzles of Transformation (forthcoming)
    • The New Instability (2012)
    • Centre for the Edge
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Welcome to the future, we have robots

by peg2018-04-262019-01-17 No Comments

I was interviewed by AlphaGeek podcast. This was as a result of presenting some of the C4tE’s work around AI, the future of work, and how this might change government service delivery, at the Digital Government Transformation Conference last November in Canberra, though the interview is wider ranging than that.

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  • Centre for the Edge
  • To code or not to code
  • Work, worker, workplace

To code or not to code, is that the question?

by peg2017-08-312019-08-01 No Comments

Over 2016-2017 Deloitte Centre for the Edge collaborated with Geelong Grammar School to run a national series of roundtables where we unpacked the common catchphrase […]

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  • Centre for the Edge
  • Publications
  • Reconstructing work
  • Work, worker, workplace

Cognitive collaboration

by peg2017-04-272019-01-17 No Comments

I have a new report out on DU Press – Cognitive Collaboration: Why humans and computers think better together – where a couple of coauthors and […]

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  • Technology and its malcontents

Cryptocurrencies are problems, not features

by peg2017-01-272019-01-17 No Comments

CBA announced an Ethereum-based bond market solution[ref]James Eyers (24 Jan 2017), Commonwealth Bank puts government bonds on a blockchain, Australia Financial Review.[/ref]) It’s the usual sort of […]

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  • Technology and its malcontents
  • Work, worker, workplace

You can’t democratise trust

by peg2016-08-082019-01-16 No Comments

I have a new post on the Deloitte Digital blog. There’s been a lot of talk about using technology to democratise trust, and much of it shows […]

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  • Technology and its malcontents

Why is blockchain so wasteful?

by peg2016-07-142019-01-16 No Comments

I have a new post up on the Deloitte blog, coauthored with Robert Hillard. As we point out in the post: Bitcoin Miners are being paid somewhere […]

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  • Technology and its malcontents

Can blockchain save the music industry?

by peg2016-06-162019-01-16 No Comments

I have a new post up at the Deloitte Digital blog: Can blockchain save the music industry? One of the trends we’re seeing across industry […]

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  • Centre for the Edge
  • Events & Conferences
  • Society and the economy
  • The Firm

The future of retail: The need for a new trust architecture

by peg2016-06-152019-01-16 No Comments

Deloitte ran a series of breakfasts recently for the retail community, and they kindly asked C4tE to participate. My contribution, which you can find at Scribd or embedded below, […]

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  • Technology and its malcontents

Blockchain performance might always suck, but that’s not a problem

by peg2016-05-062019-01-16 2 comments

I’ve been watching the Bitcoin scaling debate with some amusement, given that my technical background is in distributed AI and operational simulation (with some VR […]

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  • Centre for the Edge
  • Publications

Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Distributed Ledgers: What questions should we be asking?

by peg2016-04-182019-01-16 No Comments

The latest report from the Centre for the Edge is out, Bitcoin, Blockchain & distributed ledgers: Caught between promise and reality. This report follows on from the one published in […]

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