Innovation and technological disruption


Innovation and technological disruption

Today's blog post contains a variety of videos and classes on topics related to innovations and technological disruption.  These topics just skim this very broad topic.

LinkedIn Learning

Jeff Dyer on innovation 1 hr 1min
Smart cities:  solving urban problems using technology 14min
Introduction to quantum computing 1 hr 25 min
Introduction to digital twins 56 min
Mapping innovation:  a playbook for navigating a disruptive age 9 min
Foundations for the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) 1 hr 51 min

EdEx

Mind of the universe: robots in society, blessing or curse?  8 hrs
The future of work: preparing for disruption 18hrs
Business considerations for 5G, IoT and AI 10hrs
Digital transformation:  market and industry analysis 25 hrs
Knowledge management and big data in business 50 hrs
Robotics 90 hrs
Industry 4.0:  how to revolutionize your business 40 hrs
Introduction to the internet of things 15 hrs
Subjective introduction to the IoT 35 hrs

Coursera

Digital transformation 20 hrs
Designing the future of work 17 hrs
Cloud computing basics 5 hrs
Smart cities:  management of smart urban infrastructures 12 hrs

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