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Professor Daniel Schlagwein is a leading academic in Digital Work and Organization at the University of Sydney's Sydney Business School. He heads the Digital Future(s) Research Group and serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Information Technology (JIT). His work focuses on digital nomadism, openness in organizations, and blockchain technology. He has received over A$390,000 in ARC funding for research on digital nomadism and advises governments and corporations like LEGO and Bosch.
Research Interests: Schlagwein's research explores how digital technologies reshape work and organizational structures. Key areas include:
- Digital nomadism's sociopolitical impacts
- Crowdsourcing ethics and applications
- Blockchain's socio-technical implications
- AI ethics in research practices
His work bridges theory and practice, with featured media coverage in ABC, Wired, and McKinsey Quarterly.
Awards: Notable honors include the 2023 SUPRA Best Supervisor Award and multiple top paper awards from AIS and ASIS&T. He was named a Senior Scholar by the Association for Information Systems (AIS).
Grants & Media: Led ARC Discovery Project (2019–2024) on digital nomadism. Advised Thailand and Australia on nomad visa policies. Regularly quoted in global media on crypto, remote work, and AI ethics.
Teaching: Courses include digital strategy (MBA), qualitative research methods (PhD), and digital work practices (MCom). Developed 'The Crypto Game' to teach blockchain concepts interactively.
Labs & Teams: Directs the Digital Future(s) Research Group, collaborating globally on digital transformation topics. Supervised 15 PhD/Master’s students to completion.
