The Blurring lines between human ingenuity and Technological Takeovers

As technological advancements and capabilities soar in magnitudes, the lines between appreciation for the human ingenuity and cautionary tales in technological takeover has been a looming concern as more industries begin to see machines replace human workers. This invetable conversation has become more prominent as companies begin sharing their nextGen technologies that will impact society and future generations.

How can we shape the interaction between humanity and technology in a way that enables us to build better leadership for a better world? The Davos of Human Capital conference aims to tackle this topic on  11 July, 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa. This high-impact, one-day conference will enable you to define the future for your organization in an era of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital disruption. A recent Forbes Insights survey revealed that 51% of executives consider their businesses at risk from digital disruption in the next five years. Although digital disruption is one of the most critical and pervasive challenges for leaders around the world, it is also a profound opportunity for innovation, collaboration, and policy changes. Read more

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Winnie Okello, P.E

About Winnie Okello, P.E

I Graduated from Bucknell University with a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering, an have been working in the civil & environmental engineering sector for over a decade. My areas of specialty include: Civil -(Roadway & structural analysis) and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, Environmental/ Regulatory Compliance, Sustainability, Materials Recycling, Research, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, & the Human-Element of Engineering. I am a strong advocate for more equitable representation and inclusivity of women in the STEM sectors, and more importantly, bringing the fullness of who we are to what we do.