Lectures related to The Governance of Infrastructure

Delves into telecommunication infrastructure, smart cities, governance, sustainability, challenges, and real-world impacts of digitalization.

Delves into smart city governance, emphasizing citizen's needs over technology, and discusses challenges and real examples of digitalization impact.

Discusses risk governance, decision-making, stakeholder engagement, and risk assessment.

Explores the definition, characterization, and governance of emerging risks in complex systems.

Examines the definition, types, and impacts of corruption on development, emphasizing the need for context-specific anti-corruption strategies.

Introduces the Market Opportunity Navigator, a tool for identifying and evaluating market opportunities for innovators and entrepreneurs.

Delves into machine learning, data insights, and commercial value in the digital world.

Discusses the challenges in characterizing risk knowledge and managing uncertain scientific knowledge in risk evaluation and decision-making.

Explores the relationship between study scope and objectives in defining research elements.

Discusses anonymity, dark side issues, mitigation strategies, and governance in online forums.

Explores energy risk management, investment analysis, and decision-making under uncertainty in the energy sector.

Explores social influence, democracy, individual autonomy, equality, and decision-making models.

Examines discounting's impact on future generations, decision-making, and public investment trade-offs.

Explores urban dimensions and planning cultures, covering various aspects and systems.

Covers the foundations of ICT for decision makers, focusing on understanding ICT and digital trust topics.

Explores the key drivers of opportunity identification for launching new ventures, emphasizing alertness, prior knowledge, and cognitive flexibility.

Discusses the EPFL VPA Town Hall meeting, emphasizing the vision and missions of the Vice Presidency for Academic Affairs.

Explores decision-making strategies in group work, emphasizing structured discussions and inclusive communication.

Introduces the Foundations of ICT course, emphasizing the importance of understanding hidden costs.

Explores game theory, decision-making in interdependent environments, equilibrium concepts, and economic applications in management.