DiploFoundation publishes new report on big data and diplomacy
Press release Data and diplomacy, Data governance, Diplomatic theory and practice Press releasesDiploFoundation releases a report on big data and diplomacy, exploring its potential and challenges. The report emphasizes that big data should support, not replace, diplomatic work. It highlights the importance of diplomats utilizing data sources for policy planning and communication strategies. The launch event sparked discussions among diplomats, international organizations, and civil society. The report ponders the integration of artificial intelligence into diplomacy, urging a balanced and practical approach to new technologies. Challenges persist due to limited capacity for big data analysis in diplomatic circles. The report invites further exploration into the future role of artificial intelligence in diplomacy.
Training programme for Serbian diplomats launched
Press release Digital diplomacy, Public diplomacy Press releasesA new training program on strategic communication for Serbian diplomats was launched in Belgrade, featuring workshops by experts like Jimmy Leach. The initiative, supported by DiploFoundation and the British Embassy, aims to enhance Serbia's public diplomacy capacity in the digital age. Participants will access online courses and expert-led sessions to elevate their skills and adapt to contemporary diplomatic demands. The program, running until May 2018, seeks to cultivate a transparent and citizen-focused diplomatic core for Serbia's future.
Graduates in digital commerce receive Blockchain Certificates
Press release Blockchain, Diplomatic theory and practice, E-commerce and trade, Internet governance and digital policy Press releasesGraduates of the Just-in-Time Course on Digital Commerce in Geneva received Blockchain Certificates alongside traditional ones, pioneering the use of this innovative technology in International Geneva. Blockchain's significance was emphasized during the graduation ceremony, highlighting its potential to transform digital signatures, facilitate smart contracts, and ensure data integrity. Experts discussed the economic implications and systemic shifts brought about by blockchain technology. The course attracted participants from 28 countries and involved online discussions on various topics related to digital commerce, led by a collaboration of notable organizations.
Kickstart of the Just-in-time Course on Digital Commerce
Press release E-commerce and trade, Online education Press releasesThe Just-in-time Course on Digital Commerce was launched during E-commerce Week 2017 in Geneva, Switzerland. The course, focusing on the increasing complexity of digital commerce, aims to help policymakers and individuals understand its nuances and potential benefits, especially in developing countries. The launch highlighted the importance of grasping this topic and its impact on various aspects of society. The course methodology was explained, and the inaugural lecture covered Internet functionality and emerging business models, illustrating how digital commerce has evolved to meet people's needs and desires.