Pragmatic, academic, emotional and now digital intelligence, i.e. the capacity to be aware of, participate and contribute in the digital economy for both personal and professional reasons.

Travel bookings, news, entertainment, communication, personal fitness are just a few services that require a certain level of digital intelligence to access, else be precluded from these services.

What are the technical, behavioural and even artistic skills required to access, craft and succeed in the digital age? Is the digital intelligence of a nation a leading indicator for its productivity?

What skills should parents teach their kids about the digital age? What are the social norms in the digital age?

Join Professors Michael Rosemann and Marek Kowalkiewicz with Monica Bradley who explore the many facets of digital intelligence on the digital week.

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