OSPOs are industry-proven methods of accelerating open source adoption among Governments, not-for-profit organizations and academia alike leading to an unmistakable uptick in open source thought, strategy and long-term goals and implementation at all scales globally.Insofar as OSPOs are good for fostering an open source community, they are ineffective if siloed solely within their respective organizations. Their presence, though beneficial to the organization, still houses significant untapped potential as open source is inherently collaborative and global.

Exploring ways to bridge the divides between the world’s toughest challenges and the innovative solutions that aim to build a better future for us all.

The Annual SMA Conference affords the opportunity to gain insights relating to Cooperation, Competition, and Armed Conflict: Globally-Integrated Campaigning for Today and Tomorrow, Future Global Competition between AI-Shaped Political Systems, Threats versus Machine Threats in Cyber Security.

Dr. Durnell is part of the WHO’s Roster of Experts who are involved in various areas related to digital health, such as strategic approaches, areas for intervention and governance structures for regulations and adoption of digital health solutions and products.  Members have an understanding and experience working in digital health, national or large scale digital health programs and policy, artificial intelligence and health, virtual and augmented reality in healthcare, biomedical innovation, robotic surgery, wearable technologies and health and wellness, traceability (e.g.

Dr. Durnell will be presenting a keynote addressing technology-driven healthcare and its impact on predictive anlaytics.    The Harvard Business Review (October 2012) called data scientist "The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century."   You can be both an actuary and an expert on big data for continued market value in a world increasingly dependent upon predictive analytics.    http://www.soa.org/prof-dev/events/2019-predictive-analytics-symposium/