Focus
Renewable energy, telecommunications, media, defence
Loatis helps organisations unlock commercial value from emerging technologies, digital infrastructure and strategic partnerships. Combining expertise in AI, data, telecommunications and technology-led transformation.
Loatis works with established businesses, investors and growth-stage ventures to identify new market opportunities, develop commercially viable business models and turn innovation into sustainable revenue.
With an international perspective and a focus on execution, Loatis connects strategy with delivery, bringing together the capabilities, partnerships and investment required to build and scale new businesses across technology-driven markets.
Leading voices on alternative leadership, consumer data and disruptive tech to drive infrastructure growth
Dynamic speakers who connect with audiences across size and sector - transforming challenges into growth.
His focus now is to help leaders understand how to unlock new capabilities and revenue by approaching data, disruptive technology and AI challenges through the holistic lens of cybernetics. John translates complex concepts into clear and actionable strategies, delivering insights that educate, motivate and drive real results.
Though leadership:
C-suite decision making for emerging tech
Leadership, investment and partnering approaches to AI
Cybernetics and evolving human-machine relationships in leadership
Enabling data-driven revenue streams
Inorganic investment in infrastructure and emerging tech
How to foster industry-wide collaborations
Approaches to monetize disruptive technology in legacy businesses
Why a Cybernetic Approach Is Critical for Modern Value Creation
Cybernetics is the science of control and communication in complex systems such as computers, the human body, ecological systems, information systems, government, and human cultures.
The interdisciplinary field focuses on how systems achieve goals, regulate themselves, and adapt to changing environments through feedback mechanisms. Combining the practices of engineering and social sciences delivers more profitable and sustainable outcomes. AI and related LLM’s are inherently human and cultural - so a cybernetic approach to consumer data, for example, ensures that the law of unintended consequences is reduced and outcomes are more immediately bankable.
The Australian National University has been pivotal in reactivating cybernetics at their Cybernetic Institute. Read more below.
