Prof Uri
Gal

Uri Gal is a Professor of Business Information Systems at the University of Sydney Business School, where he advances research and education at the intersection of digital technologies, people, and organisations.

Uri's expertise lies in diagnosing organisational challenges related to digital change and building capabilities to navigate these transformations effectively. His research focuses on the managerial and ethical aspects of digital technologies, particularly the relationships between people and technology, as well as the changes in work associated with the introduction of AI and data analytics. He is deeply engaged in exploring how AI and data analytics reshape organisational practices and the ethical considerations that accompany these changes.

Uri has extensive experience in designing and teaching executive programs that focus on AI, ethics, and organisational change. Through these programs, he equips senior leaders with the knowledge and tools to manage the complexities of digital innovation responsibly, fostering transformative learning experiences that have a lasting impact on their organisations.

Professor Uri Gal is a prominent thought leader in the area of digital and data ethics, recognised for his insights on the societal impacts of emerging technologies. He has provided expert commentary and written extensively on ethical concerns related to digital transformation, AI, and data privacy. His insights have been featured in a range of prominent media outlets, including The Washington Post, Australian Financial Review (AFR), ABC, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Guardian, and The Australian, among others.

Uri has contributed significantly to the academic community by serving on the editorial boards of leading journals and presenting his research at international conferences. He holds a PhD in Information Systems from Case Western Reserve University in the USA, and has taught at universities both in Australia and internationally.