Digital Transformation, distributed ledger technologies for data innovation by Hannah Rudman
Dr Hannah Rudman has just joined SRUC. She is Senior Challenge Research Fellow & Data Policy Lead. Hannah’s digital and data innovation applied research and development work is grounded in interdisciplinary Participatory Action Research, which is practice-led rather than practice-based, and typically helps to create actionable knowledge with participants. Its about working out how digital tools and data […]
Wallet.Services’ Strategic Transformation Director Dr Hannah Rudman reviews 2019 – a year in which Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) proved they could enable real and measurable citizen and business value. She highlights how our SICCAR platform has created reality DLT networks, working with increased efficiency, trust, transparency and cybersecurity in the public and private sectors. The Oil and Gas sector (O&G) ranks last of all industries in digital maturity (Deloitte’s study […]
Dr Hannah Rudman, Wallet.Services’ Strategic Transformation Director considers why our championing of distributed ledger technologies (DLT) in manufacturing and resources and public sectors is also the company’s Massive Transformational Purpose (MTP). When I was at secondary school in 1989, Sir Tim Berners Lee wrote his paper proposing a World Wide Web of connected computers, which […]
2018: a year in which Distributed Ledger Technology has moved into the mainstream, with public sector projects building trust and transparency into citizen services, and private sector projects reducing timescales for tracking and tracing products from a week to just 2.2 seconds. 2018 was a year of maturation for distributed ledger technologies (DLT) with ever […]
Th report for Scottish Government, Distributed Ledger Technologies in Public Services that Hannah Rudman co-authored is based on a study of international best practice, including interviews with technology experts and local public sector agencies, and learnings from worldwide public sector implementations. Digital life relies on the exchange of information. When data is shared, it may be […]
Hannah is keynoting at the Oil and Gas Technology Centre’s 25th May 2018 Tech20 session, where she will introduce blockchain and cover the following: Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) 101 Opportunities of blockchain and DLT to transform how the sector builds trust, transparency and compliance Other sector uses of blockchain You can sign up […]
Distributed Ledger Technologies – the next big Digital Transformation? (This article was originally published on 26.02.18 by DIGIT.FYI) Even in this age of digital transformation (DT), protecting assets across organisational boundaries, establishing and verifying identities, chronicling events, and guiding interactions between individuals, communities, organisations and nations, usually happens offline. Web pages and apps digitise only […]
Hannah Rudman has joined BOP Consulting as an Associate Director, to lead the development of their new Organisational Transformation services and practice. BOP is an international consultancy with a 20-year track record of working in the cultural and creative economy with government bodies, leading arts and cultural organisations, property developers, and international agencies. Consistently growing over the […]
As Honorary Fellow at Durham University, our multidisciplinary academic team is running a research and development project with a Science Centre in Newcastle, the International Centre for Life. We are investigating whether engagement with science improves when innovation and creativity is at the heart of science education. In order to test this, Durham University’s researchers have worked […]
I’ve been thinking and writing recently about digital ethics, considering whether we are putting technology infrastructure ahead of people and society. Its a challenging conversation that academia has engaged with, but that has previously been missing from Digital Transformation and IT professional practice. Technology itself currently has little ethics or empathy – people become numbers, algorithms […]