eBusiness at MIT | News
eBusiness at MIT | News
This year's theme is "eBusiness 2.0: What Works, What Didn't, and What's Next." eBusiness best practices will be presented and you will experience a glimpse into the next wave of eBusiness innovation. Through presentations of the latest MIT research and industry advancements, this program will provide insights into emerging business trends, technologies and paths to competitive advantage. You will hear from Tim Berners-Lee, Erik Brynjolfsson, Glen Urban, Charlie Fine, Peter Weill, Michael Cusumano, Eric von Hippel and Tom Malone.
In addition, more than 40 industry luminaries and leaders are scheduled to speak at this year's event including:
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
Tom Leighton, Chief Scientist and Founder, Akamai
Art Coviello, CEO, RSA Security
Richard Clarke, Former White House National Security Advisor
Steve Hall, CIO, The Thomson Corporation
Paul Cormier, EVP of Engineering, Red Hat
Peter Quinn, CIO, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
This year's theme is "eBusiness 2.0: What Works, What Didn't, and What's Next." eBusiness best practices will be presented and you will experience a glimpse into the next wave of eBusiness innovation. Through presentations of the latest MIT research and industry advancements, this program will provide insights into emerging business trends, technologies and paths to competitive advantage. You will hear from Tim Berners-Lee, Erik Brynjolfsson, Glen Urban, Charlie Fine, Peter Weill, Michael Cusumano, Eric von Hippel and Tom Malone.
In addition, more than 40 industry luminaries and leaders are scheduled to speak at this year's event including:
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
Tom Leighton, Chief Scientist and Founder, Akamai
Art Coviello, CEO, RSA Security
Richard Clarke, Former White House National Security Advisor
Steve Hall, CIO, The Thomson Corporation
Paul Cormier, EVP of Engineering, Red Hat
Peter Quinn, CIO, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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