Author

Dr Mark van Rijmenam

Datafloq

Sydney, Australia

He is the Founder of Datafloq and Mavin. Van Rijmenam is the author of the three best-selling management books, including The Organisation of Tomorrow, which discusses how AI, blockchain and analytics turn your business into a data organisation. He holds PhD in management from the University of Technology Sydney on how organizations should deal with Big Data, Blockchain and (Responsible) AI and he is the publisher of the ‘f(x) = ex‘ newsletter read by thousands of executives.

867 articles

Artificial Intelligence

AI journalism: possibilities, limitations, and outcomes

Microsoft made waves this May when it announced that it would lay off more than 50 … AI journalism: possibilities, limitations, and outcomesRead more

by Dr Mark van Rijmenam•July 17, 2020May 10, 2023

Strategy

Why Digital Transformation Has Become a Prerequisite for Success

Digital transformation is a prerequisite for most companies to maintain their competitive or leading position. Especially … Why Digital Transformation Has Become a Prerequisite for SuccessRead more

by Dr Mark van Rijmenam•July 3, 2020May 18, 2023

Artificial Intelligence

The GPT-3 Model: What Does It Mean for Chatbots and Customer Service?

What is GPT-3? In February 2019, the artificial intelligence research lab OpenAI sent shockwaves through the … The GPT-3 Model: What Does It Mean for Chatbots and Customer Service?Read more

by Dr Mark van Rijmenam•June 19, 2020May 10, 2023

The Data Organisation is Here to Stay, and Organisations are Finally Aware of It

If there is one thing that this Corona crisis has made clear, every organisation needs to … The Data Organisation is Here to Stay, and Organisations are Finally Aware of ItRead more

by Dr Mark van Rijmenam•May 18, 2020May 10, 2023

In Data-Driven Organisations, IT should be the Driver for Innovation

The world is changing faster than ever before, which was already the case before this terrible … In Data-Driven Organisations, IT should be the Driver for InnovationRead more

by Dr Mark van Rijmenam•May 1, 2020April 4, 2023