Lectures on the philosophy of information technology

Carsten Graff has an MBA in computer science and has more than 20 years of experience working both with and against the computer industry. Graffs humoristic approach to information technology has made him a popular international speaker with more than 1500 lectures within the last ten years. With his unconventional background as a writer, musician, philosopher, computer wizard and expert in human resource development he knows the art of spellbinding his audience. The lectures are based on storytelling from a long carrier as a professional software designer and international computer consultant. Like the boy in “The emperors new clothes.” he has the ability to ask the obvious questions that we tend to forget when being confronted with something complicated. Graff talks about the bureaucracy of computers, the information deluge, the difference between information, knowledge and wisdom – the difference between progress and development and many of the other subjects that are covered on this homepage.

“Carsten Graff has a magic ability to create ambience in a room and within a group of people. He uses dialogue to conceptualize unseen areas of life and forces us to wonder and reflect, ultimately leading us to define our standpoints in ways that strengthens self-awareness ... an eye-opening experience to be savored live...” Dorte Gulling - Executive.

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