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  • Lawrence Sass - 2019 RD Conference

    November 20, 2019Conference Video Duration: 21:4

    Rapid Building Design and Delivery

    Construction Tech is one of the fastest growing areas of venture capital funding in the US. With over three billion in investments over the past year it is clear that Construction Tech will soon impact the ways we deliver building of all sizes. Moving forward we need new, rich ideas in software development to solve many of the building industries toughest problems. The talk will present a framework for home delivery directly from computers. Larry will show how builders will design and construct buildings from digital files using systems similar to 3D Printing.

    2019 MIT Research and Development Conference
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    July 6, 2020

    Designing AI systems with human-machine teams

  • 2020 COVID-19, Future of Work -Thomas Malone

    May 5, 2020Conference Video Duration: 64:47

    2020 COVID-19, Future of Work

    This presentation will discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic will be like a bullet train to the future, dramatically accelerating many trends involving digital communication that were already underway and that will never return to the way they were before the pandemic. Examples discussed will include the kinds of jobs people will do, how and where they will work, how this will affect real estate, how people will shop and socialize, and how they will learn. The presentation will also suggest how new kinds of online work can help solve some of the near-term problems the pandemic creates.

     

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    January 29, 2018

    Seeing Beyond the Blockchain Hype

  • Industry-Academia-Government Panel Discussion: True, MIT, SCBX, DEPA

    January 21, 2025Conference Video Duration: 60:14

    Industry – Academia – Government Panel Discussion

    Moderator:

    • Dr. Kobsak Pootrakool, Director and Senior Executive Vice President, Bangkok Bank PLC

    Panelists:

    • Mr. Natwut Amornvivat, Director of the Board, True Corporation Public Company Limited
    • Chancellor for Academic Advancement, Prof. W. Eric L. Grimson, Bernard M. Gordon Professor of Medical Engineering, MIT
    • Dr. Arak Sutivong, Deputy CEO, SCBX
    • Mr. Chatchai Khunpitiluck, Senior Executive Vice President/COO, Digital Ecosystem Promotion Unit, DEPA
  • Abel Sanchez
    June 22, 2023 ILP Faculty Feature

    Making Sense of All Things Data

    Abel Sanchez

  • Elaine Chen - 2019 Paris

    November 15, 2019Conference Video Duration: 41:7

    Disciplined Corporate Entrepreneurship: Enabling the creation of new ventures in existing organizations

    Building a successful new venture within an existing organization is not easy. Organizations become successful by building optimized, repeatable businesses. Entrepreneurial ventures, on the other hand, require an iterative, experimental mindset, and a completely different set of skills. In this talk, we will explore how leaders can help make their organizations more entrepreneurial via the Disciplined Corporate Entrepreneurship framework. There are three parts to this framework: Strategy, Enablement, and Practice. We will discuss how C-level executives make decisions to invest in innovation, how leaders of innovation labs and initiatives can select and deploy enablement tools, and how corporate entrepreneurs can leverage organizational and entrepreneurial skills to generate net new business value and build successful ventures.

    2019 MIT Paris Symposium
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    October 12, 2023 ILP Faculty Feature

    Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Communication

    Ben Shields

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  • Karl
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    Seidman

    Research Affiliate
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    Department of Urban Studies and Planning

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    MIT Room
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    Phone
    (617) 253-3964
    seidman@mit.edu

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