Chloe Latto

Digital technologies impact on organisational structures

Supervisors Dr. Alex Richter and Dr Mary Tate

Profile

After completing my bachelor’s degree, I entered the workforce in hope of implementing my learning. Starting as a Project Administrator and working up to a Project Manager within technology implementation projects, I found a new excitement to learn more in the field of IT and further my knowledge in business. After a 3-year study break I completed my EMBA with my research project centered around how technology impacts short-term memory and how this correlate to workplace productivity. After taking a further year off research to focus on my career, I became further interested in research and how I could investigate organisational problems through academia and contribute to the wider knowledge base and future organisational success through my findings. This has led to commencing my PhD with a focus on how the implementation of digital technology impacts organisational structures.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Commence, Victoria University of Wellington

Executive Master of Business Administration, Victoria University of Wellington

Research interests

Chloe is passionate about bringing academia and profession together to target key issues in business, primarily around organisational structure, and restructure, and provide researched solutions.