Greg Williams
WIRED UK
Greg Williams is a leading authority on technology trends and how those impact business and society. As Editor-in-Chief of WIRED UK, Greg meets the innovators, thinkers, scientists, entrepreneurs and creatives who are changing the world, writes and speaks on a variety of subjects and curates the WIRED Money and WIRED Security conferences.
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Rethinking Mobility In A Digital World
Qasar Younis, CEO and co-founder of Applied Intuition, discusses autonomous vehicles and digital change in the mobility sector with Greg Williams, editor-in-chief of Wired UK. While most car makers are working on autonomous vehicles, getting self-driving cars from labs onto the road is a “very incremental” process, Younis points out. And as usual, some places…
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Building a Sustainable Digital Economy
What is the role of consumers in a circular economy? How can buyers really make a difference? And when does shifting to a sustainable lifestyle become the norm? These questions lie at the core of this DLD Circular discussion between Kristina Kloberdanz (Mastercard) and Swiss philanthropist and investor Nachson Mimran (t.org), moderated by WIRED UK…
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Leading Change in a Digital Society
In an era of digital transformation, how can leaders manage a team, or an organization, successfully? In this DLD20 discussion moderated by WIRED UK editor Greg Williams, Deutsche Telekom board member Claudia Nemat, Michael Diederich (HypoVereinsbank/UniCredit) and Tarek Müller (About You) delve into what it takes to lead an ever-evolving workforce. One takeaway: Flexibility and…
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Shaping the Future of Mobility
From autonomous flying to hyperloops – how will the future of mobility look like? Discussing innovative transport concepts, the sharing economy as well as new possibilities and responsibilities regarding data-driven mobility services, Wired's Greg Williams hosted a panel with Dirk Hoke (Airbus Defence and Space), Florian Reuter (Volocopter) and Mariana Avezum (WARR Hyperloop & WeMuv). Kicking off…
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City of the Future
How will old cities change and new cities be designed at the brink of a new age of smart cities? To Francesca Bria smart cities aren’t about companies providing technologies to cities to make them more efficient, they must also mean more participatory democracy and transparency of a governments’ actions. ‘We need to rethink the topic from…
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