With Ingrid Ødegaard of WherebyIt is difficult to find aspects of our lives that were not affected by the internet. But, while nearly all aspects of our lives have been touched, in some areas, it’s difficult to see why change hasn’t
dGen is a non-profit think tank focused on the decentralised generation, studying the societal and technological shifts driven by blockchain and decentralisation. It produces research reports and insights on how these technologies impact various sectors, including governance, remote work, and sustainable development. dGen engages members and experts to contribute perspectives and participate in events, aiming to explore the strategic opportunities and implications of decentralisation. Its publications cover topics such as blockchain applications beyond finance, digital democracy, remote work trends, and the role of technology in social and economic transformation. dGen serves as a platform for collaboration among public sector entities, universities, tech companies, and private sector stakeholders.
Observing the progress of the unplanned global experiment in remote working that the Covid-19 pandemic posed, we released our new report, “Remote Work in Europe, 2030”.
But these changes began well before 2020. The advent of the internet…
Finance, Startups, and Driving Innovationwith Dr. Estelle BrackDr. Estelle Brack, Founder & Chairman of KiraliT, is at the forefront of digitisation in the financial sector. She recently joined dGen as the Fellow of France. In this capacity, she will…
with Tikshala GothankarIt has been three months since our Ambassador Programme kicked off. Tikshala Gothankar, our dGen Ambassador for The Netherlands, was the first person who joined this programme. Since then, she has never stopped to surprise us with her…