Kurtz Law
Chief Administrative Officer, JCE Japan Creative Enterprise
PhD Candidate, Bucharest University of Academic Studies
Mr. Law is a PhD candidate at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. His area of specialty focuses on robotics and AI in the future of work for human resources in Japanese organizations. Originally trained as a software engineer at the University of Kent at Canterbury, he later found his calling in digital innovation.
A strong believer in kaizen (continuous improvement), Mr. Law seeks to learn new ways to provide high value education and empower people to achieve their goals.
Machine Learning · Apr 17, 2020
The Who, What, and Why of Robotic Process Automation
By Kurtz Law
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.
Corporate Philosophy · Jun 28, 2019
Lifetime Employment in Japan Needs a New Spin
By Kurtz Law
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.
Machine Learning · May 18, 2018
The Potential Impact of Future IoT on Existing CybercrimeÂ
By Kurtz Law
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.
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