Today, I wanted to share that I just bought the excellent book, Girl Decoded. I first met the author, Rana el Kaliouby, when I ran MIT Startup Exchange. As a female, Muslim CEO and cofounder […]
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Category: Technology
A Look Through Futurists’ Eyes
Three futurists share their thoughts on the potential impact technology will have on manufacturing environments. See the full article by Peter Fretty in IndustryWeek. Technology has taken centerstage in today’s digital economy—and for good reason. […]
STEX25 strengthens collaboration between startups and industry
MIT Startup Exchange accelerator puts focus on establishing profitable business connections.
MIT’s Digital Healthcare Startups
MIT’s Digital Healthcare Startups
Entreprenocracy and Trends in Energy Industry
Large companies can prepare for disruption by combining the strengths of two things, entrepreneurship and bureaucracy.
Why Banks are Afraid of Bitcoin
Bitcoin heralds a new age more disruptive than that of today’s Internet. Disruption can be a good thing, especially when it affects banking, a failing set of business models which, for all the tweaks, have […]
George Orwell Was Right
Trond Undheim spoke at Ballentine Partners’ TH!NK Forum. Facebook knows what you like, Waze knows where you are, and Google knows what you’re looking for. In the name of convenience, we have willingly chained ourselves […]
How to sell when you don’t like it
If you are not a natural salesman, you need creative strategies to build your brand based on your strengths and you need a spokesperson and content strategist to complement your efforts.
The future of work and AI
Last week, I chaired a panel at The Global Corporate Venturing Symposium 2019 in London on the Future of work and Impact of human-machine interfaces & AI. Staying on top of tech disruption is not trivial. Every day, […]
After $65 million hack, questions of whether Bitcoin can be safe
“Even Bitcoin enthusiasts are slowly realizing that regulation is necessary,” said Trond Undheim, a former senior lecturer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management. “That’s the only way it will survive. That’s also […]