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  • Re-Stream: Smart Cities and Urban Development

    Thu, March 6, 2025 Webinar
    Leading Edge Webinar

    Join us for a Leading Edge webinar on "Smart Cities and Urban Development," where we will explore how cities can utilize data, AI, and machine learning to enhance urban logistics and development strategies.

  • Syncing IT with Executive Vision

    April 28, 2014MIT Faculty Feature Duration: 10:42

    George Westerman
    Research Scientist MIT Center for Digital Business

  • 11.12.20-Retail-Maria.Jesus.Saenz

    November 12, 2020Conference Video Duration: 25:44
    Maria Jesus Saenz
    Executive Director, MIT SCM Blended Master's Program
    Director, MIT Digital Supply Chain Transformation

  • Kent Larson - RD2017

    November 22, 2017Conference Video Duration: 37:3

    City of the future: how changes to physical and digital infrastructure will effect and be effected by mobility

     

    2017 MIT Research and Development Conference
  • May 21, 2020 MIT News

    Microsoft President Brad Smith talks data, Covid-19, and a potential “digital 9/11”

  • 3.30.21-Built-Caitlin-Mueller

    March 30, 2021Conference Video Duration: 16:44
    Caitlin Mueller
    Associate Professor, Structural Design
    Director, Digital Structures Research Group
    Joint appointment with Civil and Environmental Engineering Department

  • Stephanie Woerner - 2019 Vienna Conference

    April 3, 2019Conference Video Duration: 47:7

    Creating the Next Generation Enterprise

    How will your company compete in the digital economy? Based on her book What’s Your Digital Business Model? (Harvard Business School Press, 2018), co-authored with Peter Weill and cited by Forbes as one of the top ten business books in 2018, Stephanie L. Woerner presents six questions for business leaders to answer in order to navigate their digital transformation journeys. Stephanie will describe the future business model framework, based on two dimensions of major change enabled by digitization — getting closer to end consumers and moving from value chains to ecosystems—and show the financial performance of firms pursuing each model with examples drawn from a variety of industries. She will discuss what it takes to succeed in each model and the key capabilities each company must build.

  • Ben Shields - 2016-Consumer-Dynamics-Conf

    December 14, 2016Conference Video Duration: 47:41

    Winning Off-the-Field: Strategies from the Sports Business

    Making your mark in the multi-billion dollar global sports industry is a challenge. So how do teams like the Red Sox and the Dallas Cowboys drive revenue? They create powerhouse brands that attract, engage, and retain fans by leveraging big data, creating cross-platform media and engagement plans, and using dynamic social media strategies to maximize live event experiences. Using theoretical and real-world examples, Ben Shields will share innovative best practices from the business of sports that are relevant to any consumer-driven enterprise.

    2016 MIT Consumer Dynamics Conference

  • 07.16.24-TokyoLifeScienceSymposium_ADigitalTwinforContinuousmRNAManufacturingy_RichardBraatz

    July 16, 2024Conference Video Duration: 41:44
    This presentation describes a digital twin that is being developed for end-to-end continuous manufacturing of mRNA biotherapeutics. Mechanistic models are being constructed for all unit operations. These dynamic models are integrated with models for constraints, uncertainties, and disturbances to form a digital twin for automated, integrated continuous manufacturing. The digital twin is suitable for (1) evaluation and validation of mechanistic hypotheses to gain mechanistic understanding, (2) comparison of multiple process flowsheet options, (3) optimization of individual unit operations and their control systems, (4) the design of end-to-end operations, and (5) the real-time operation alongside plant operations. Experimentally validated results are presented for multiple unit operations. 

  • Stephanie Woerner - 2019 ICT Conference

    April 16, 2019Conference Video Duration: 35:46

    Creating the Next Generation Enterprise

    How will your company compete in the digital economy? Based on her book What’s Your Digital Business Model? (Harvard Business School Press, 2018), co-authored with Peter Weill and cited by Forbes as one of the top ten business books in 2018, Stephanie L. Woerner presents six questions for business leaders to answer in order to navigate their digital transformation journeys. Stephanie will describe the future business model framework, based on two dimensions of major change enabled by digitization — getting closer to end consumers and moving from value chains to ecosystems—and show the financial performance of firms pursuing each model with examples drawn from a variety of industries. She will discuss what it takes to succeed in each model and the key capabilities each company must build.
     
    2019 MIT Information and Communication Technologies Conference