Kurtz Law
Kurtz Law
Lecturer of Management, Anglia Ruskin University

Dr. Law received his PhD in the field of management from the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. His specialist areas focus on the impacts of advanced technology implementation on work performance and associated occupational health. Originally trained as a software engineer, he later found his calling in education, research and consulting. A strong believer in kaizen, Dr. Law seeks to find new ways to provide high value solutions and empower people to reach their goals.

The Who, What, and Why of Robotic Process Automation

Software robots are taking over the grunt work, opening up new possibilities for human workers.
Software robots are taking over the grunt work, opening up new possibilities for human workers.

Lifetime Employment in Japan Needs a New Spin

Lifetime employment in Japan is facing changes with an aging population and an upskilling senior talent market.
Lifetime employment in Japan is facing changes with an aging population and an upskilling senior talent market.

The Potential Impact of Future IoT on Existing Cybercrime 

GLOBIS students investigated the risks and opportunities of IoT for Hitachi, with the collaboration of one of the company’s senior executives. This is some of the research conducted by those students.
GLOBIS students investigated the risks and opportunities of IoT for Hitachi, with the collaboration of one of the company’s senior executives. This is some of the research conducted by those students.