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Digitalization and
Corporate Governance

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“AI is a cyclone in a perfect storm that affects economies, businesses and operation models in the 21st Century.
It is has the potential to serve as mechanism for creating sustained value over time.”
Peadar Duffy, 2021

Digitization creates a variety of benefits for organizations and has transformed business functions and processes. Despite the benefits and opportunities and the significant increase in up-take in recent years, not enough is known about digitization as a mechanism for good corporate governance. This forum aims to combine theory with practical, actionable recommendations.

Forum Leader:

Dr Lindie Grebe

Approach

This programme will follow a phased approach consisting of mini-projects combining to contribute towards understanding Digitizing Corporate Governance.


Main objectives per phase will include:

  • Explore how  Digitalization has transformed Corporate Governance
  • Explore current challenges to Digitalization and Corporate Governance
  • Analyze best practices, international standards and solutions
  • Formulate findings and recommendations


Research will be based on proprietary methodologies. Academic research and thought leadership will be considered when drawing conclusions. The project aims at combining theory and with practical, actionable recommendations on a business level.

Deliverables

Develop an understanding of Digitalization and Corporate Governance to establish a compelling vision and change imperative, through recommendations reports, presentations at Good Governance Research Forum events, academic research publications.

31 July 2023

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Dr Lindie Grebe

Senior Lecturer, College of Accounting Sciences, University of South Africa

Dr Grebe is a chartered accountant and senior lecturer at the University of South Africa (Unisa). 

 

She teaches postgraduate accounting sciences through blended learning using technology in distance education, and through face-to-face study schools throughout South Africa. During her employment at Unisa, she also acted as Coordinator: Master’s and Doctoral Degrees for the College of Accounting Sciences (CAS), chairperson of the research ethics committee and chairperson of the Gauteng North Region of the Southern African Accounting Association (SAAA). 

 

Before joining Unisa as academic, she gained ten years’ experience in audit practice and in commerce.

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