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    January 18, 2018

    Integrating Analytics in Your Organization: Lessons From the Sports Industry

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    Michael Casey - 2016-Consumer-Dynamics-Conf

    December 14, 2016Conference Video Duration: 42:56

    The Age of Cryptocurrency: How Bitcoin and Digital Money Are Challenging the Global Economic Order

    Bitcoin became a buzzword overnight. It pops up in headlines and fuels endless media debate. Cryptocurrency and the “blockchain” technology behind it holds the promise of a financial system without middlemen—it could put that system in the control of the people who use it and safeguard them from a 2008-type crash. More than a digital form of currency, this technology could integrate billions of hitherto excluded people into the global economy, restore individuals’ control over their private data and identities, and change the way organizations and business relationships are governed.

    2016 MIT Consumer Dynamics Conference
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    Innovation Scholar, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL)
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  • 10.12-13.22-DigitalTech-Chlipala

    October 13, 2022Conference Video Duration: 39:54

    Adam Chlipala
    Associate Professor, MIT Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department

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    January 9, 2025

    Four Ways to Energize Your Dull Team Meetings

  • Mr. Klaus R Schleicher

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    March 7, 2024

    To Adapt During Crisis, Take a Lesson From Jazz

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    June 7, 2022

    When Gradual Change Beats Radical Transformation

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    November 5, 2020Conference Video Duration: 50:45
    Energy and sustainability

    Syzygy: Illuminating the future of the hydrogen industry
    Sweetwater Energy: Cost-effective, environmentally friendly biomaterials & biochemicals
    Kebotix: Advanced materials and chemicals invented with analytics and robotics
    Equota Energy: Smart Systems for Energy Management 
    Robotics & Digital

    Akasha Imaging: Computer Vision for robotic assembly & safety
    BlockTEST: Optimizing blockchain solutions to enhance the flow of materials, data, and finance
    Catalia Health: Social robot for managing diseases including Covid-19
    CareAcross: Digital health coach for cancer patients

  • 10.27.20-New-Retail-Pentland

    October 27, 2020Conference Video Duration: 28:47
    Concerns about data privacy, national localization, and security are driving dramatic change in the digital systems that support commerce and government.  These new systems are distributed, all-digital, natively encrypted, continuously auditable, and feature automatic legal enforcement.  Examples are the UBIN systems being fielded by Temasek and Singapore Monetary Authority, the Swiss Trust Chain fielded by SwissPost and SwissComm (which we helped design), and the Chinese national "smart city" system.  Along with these commercial systems are financial systems that such as Fidelity's Akoya (which helped design), Intuit and EY's internal tax reconciliation systems, and the national digital currencies being test deployed or seriously considered by most OPEC nations.   I will focus on

        what these next-gen systems are and how they change the game
        what security looks like in these new systems
        how all this changes AI and the value of data.

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