Johan Öbrink
Johan Öbrink is a Digital Strategist at Iteam. He started programming on his VIC 20 in 1982 and has since had disparate career working in politics, as a debater, translating books, programming and advising companies on embracing digital technologies. He is an enthusiastic proponent of Test Driven Development, Continuous Delivery and all things automated and a sworn enemy of estimates and all other kinds of waste. When not teaching, coding or speaking at conferences, he builds (failed) drones, digs incessantly at his allotment and has weird dreams about asymmetric key cryptography.
Ant Paths and Strindberg’s Elevator – Leadership and Value in an Age of Change
The fundaments of nations and society are shifting in the foot steps of technological evolution. What will this mean for humanity as a race?
We are on the cusp of a new evolutional stage - the post human age of the netocratic dividual where social networks determines your status and the tribe surplants the nation state as the defacto seat of power.
How will this change us, both as people and profession, and how does one lead when no-one really knows where we're going?
Johan Öbrink is a Digital Strategist at Iteam. He started programming on his VIC 20 in 1982 and has since had disparate career working in politics, as a debater, translating books, programming and advising companies on embracing digital technologies. He is an enthusiastic proponent of Test Driven Development, Continuous Delivery and all things automated and a sworn enemy of estimates and all other kinds of waste. When not teaching, coding or speaking at conferences, he builds (failed) drones, digs incessantly at his allotment and has weird dreams about asymmetric key cryptography.
Ant Paths and Strindberg’s Elevator – Leadership and Value in an Age of Change
The fundaments of nations and society are shifting in the foot steps of technological evolution. What will this mean for humanity as a race?
We are on the cusp of a new evolutional stage - the post human age of the netocratic dividual where social networks determines your status and the tribe surplants the nation state as the defacto seat of power.
How will this change us, both as people and profession, and how does one lead when no-one really knows where we're going?