DESIGNING A SOCIOTECHNICAL FUTURE

sociotechnical

socio— SOCIAL (people) + TECHNICAL (technology)

Sociotechnical refers to the interrelatedness of social and technical aspects of society.

The desired outcome of designing a sociotechnical future is a joint optimization between people and technology.

Caitlin speaks around the world about designing a sociotechnical future.

Additionally, Caitlin is the founder of Authentic Social, an applied research lab at the intersection of sociology and technology.

New York City-based, with an additional office in Amsterdam.

  • Caitlin speaks to audiences of all sizes around the world about designing a sociotechnical future. Some recent and upcoming engagements include Brain Bar (Budapest), World Summit AI (Amsterdam), Columbia University (New York), the Responsible AI Forum (Munich), and more.

  • Since founding Authentic Social as a senior at Harvard in 2016, Caitlin has 8+ years of experience designing and facilitating workshops focused on sociotechnical systems strategy - people operations, communication strategy, and social selling.

Caitlin’s research explores technology's effect on communication and interpersonal relationships; workplace design; and AI.

Caitlin’s research and speaking focuses on actionable strategies to futureproof your work and everyday life. She focuses on designing a sociotechnical future—seeking a joint optimization between people and technology.