Claire Davison

Claire Davison is a Professor at Torrens University Australia's Business and Hospitality School, affiliated with the Centre for Organisational Change and Agility (COCA). With over 20 years in higher education, she specializes in Business Information Systems, Logistics, and the Master of Commerce program. Her research focuses on social technologies, digital identity theories, inter-cultural management strategies, and creating social value through technology.

• Education:
• PhD in 'Presentation of Digital Self in Everyday Life: Towards a Theory of Digital Identity' from RMIT University (2008-2013)
• Graduate Certificate in University Teaching from University of Melbourne (2013)
• Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from La Trobe University (1993-1996)
• Bachelor of Commerce from University of Melbourne (1991-1992)

Her recent publications (2021-2024) explore ethical AI implementation in education, digital forensic compliance frameworks, sustainable digital currency exchanges, and human resource productivity in rail systems. She advocates for student-centered learning informed by cutting-edge research.

Advising and grants: No formal advisees or grants listed. Active in collaborative research networks focusing on digital ethics and organizational agility.

Labs/Teams: Core member of COCA, contributing to organizational change research and digital transformation initiatives.