In this episode of NUS-ISS Ignite, we dive into the world of digital presence and how leaders can elevate their impact in the digital space. We are joined by Mr. Kelvin Lee,  Executive Director, head of Social Media of UOB, who shares his journey and actionable strategies for building a strong and secure digital presence. Hosted by Ms. Sharon Lau, Principal Lecturer & Consultant, Digital Strategy & Leadership Practice, NUS-ISS, this discussion uncovers valuable insights for current and aspiring digital leaders. Key topics covered include:

  •  The importance of finding purpose in building a digital presence

  •  Overcoming barriers to getting started

  •  Choosing the right platforms for your audience and goals

  •  Navigating data privacy and security concerns

  •  Frameworks for effective content strategies

  •  Leveraging generative AI tools while maintaining authenticity

  •  Practical tips to start small, evolve, and embrace a digital transformation journey

Whether you’re looking to enhance your personal brand or amplify your organization’s story, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you stand out as a digital leader. Tune in to learn more!

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In this episode, we are discussing about digital sustainability, where we explore the intersection of technology and environmental responsibility. We're joined by Spencer Low, Head of Regional Sustainability, APAC, Google and our host Ms Clara Lee, Chief, Data Science & Digital Sustainability, NUS-ISS, to discuss the critical aspects of digital sustainability and its growing importance in our rapidly evolving technological landscape. We'll cover:

• The definition of digital sustainability
• Challenges and opportunities in Asia
• The impact of e-waste and the circular economy
• AI's role in sustainability efforts
• Google's initiatives in sustainable technology
• Advice for organisations on implementing digital sustainability practices

Join us as we delve into how we can leverage digital tools to create a more sustainable future, exploring both the challenges and exciting opportunities that lie ahead.

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In this episode Ankush Samant, Principal Lecturer & Consultant, Digital Innovation & Design Practice at NUS-ISS together with Karin Aue, Senior Lecturer, Division of Industrial Design at NUS College of Design and Engineering explore the growing significance of service design, covering touchpoints:

• The shift from human-centered to planet-centric design
• The integral role of service design in the sustainability and circular economy
• The power of collaboration and storytelling
• The transformative impact of AI on service design practices
• Singapore's exemplary public services and digital transformation journey
• The evolution in customer expectations on the future of service design

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Amy Huang, Chief, Digital Products & Platforms Practice of NUS-ISS and Nir Eyal, author of Hooked and Indistractable, discussed how to build habit-forming products for public good using the "Hooked Model" (trigger, action, variable reward, investment). To overcome distractions. Nir emphasized the importance of understanding internal triggers, making time for focused work, hacking back external triggers, and making commitments to prevent distractions. The discussion covered various aspects of public good, including sustainability, education, and encouraging 'good' habits that aren't inherently enjoyable. Nir addressed ethical implications of habit-forming products and highlighted opportunities for policy interventions to protect vulnerable groups from overly distracting products. Overall, the fireside chat provided insights on leveraging psychology for building positive habits for the public good. Email us at [email protected]