Academic Keynote

On-Demand Economy and the Future of Work

at the 13th Annual MIT Sloan CIO Symposium

In this Issue...
  • Success Factor #3: Collaborative Innovations
  • On-Demand Economy and the Future of Work
  • New Session Choices
  • Enrich Your Products & Services with Data Wrapping
  • Welcome Gold Sponsor Kaminario
 

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Thriving companies are harnessing collaborative digital networks to build ecosystems to foster innovation, both within the company's own boundaries and beyond -  with  customers, partners, startups, universities and research communities. Learn how collaborative innovations can increase revenue and profit margin in Part 3 of "The 4 Things It Takes to Succeed in the Digital Economy". Read More

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General registration is $995 before May 11. You can always transfer your registration to someone else at no charge. But after May 11, a late fee will apply. Don't wait until the last minute, register today!
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How the On-Demand/Gig Economy is Redefining the Future of Work
Rapid changes in technology are affecting the types of work we do and the way in which work is organized. The future of work in general, and the emerging On-Demand Economy in particular, are major research focus areas for the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. This panel will bring together the very top academics in the field to share their knowledge and perspectives on recent trends in the organization of labor

Prof. Erik Brynjolfsson, PhD '91, MIT IDE, will moderate the panel including:
Erik Brynjolfsson Prof. David Autor Prof. Paul Osterman Prof. Fiona Murray
Erik Brynjolfsson David Autor Paul Osterman Fiona Murray

Attention Registered Attendees:
New Session Choices

 

If you've already registered for the Symposium, thank you! If you registered before April 10, you may want to review your registration choices because we have added new lunch session options. Two breakout sessions will have limited seating and will require a coupon, distributed at registration, for admittance. You can reserve a coupon by indicating your session preference in EventBrite.


" Birds of a Feather" table topics have been posted. If you are planning to attend one of these, indicating your topic preference will help us plan the number of tables for each topic.

To review/revise your registration information:
  1. Login to www.eventbrite.com
  2. Choose "My Tickets"
  3. Click "Manage Order"
  4. Click "View complete attendee info"
  5. If you need to change anything, click "Edit" (at the top right)
Enrich Your Products & Services with Data Wrapping
Commoditization pressures and shifting consumer expectations have inspired many companies to use data and analytics to enrich their core products and services, a phenomenon that we call wrapping. Companies wrap offerings with information to differentiate them and to add value to customers, which increases product- or service-related outcomes that include price, sales, and loyalty. The best companies build distinctive competencies for wrapping. This panel will investigate the competencies found in high-performing firms-and identify effective ways that firms are coordinating and structuring to accommodate this emergent approach for driving value from the firm's data assets.

Barbara Haley Wixom, MIT CISR, will moderate the panel including:
Barbara Haley Wixom Ivan Matviak Eamon O Neill James Powell Mona Vernon
Barbara Haley Wixom Ivan Matviak Eamon O Neill James Powell Mona Vernon

Welcome Gold Sponsor Kaminario

The MIT Sloan CIO Symposium is proud to welcome  Gold Sponsor, Kaminario! 

 

Kaminario, the leading all-flash storage company, is redefining the future of modern data centers. Kaminario K2 is the world's only all-flash storage solution that delivers the predictability needed to handle the highly unpredictable world of modern businesses, where customers demand speed and ease. Learn more at http://www.kaminario.com.
Cordially,
Lindsey Anderson
info@mitcio.com
 The MIT Sloan CIO Symposium is organized by:

MIT Center for Information Systems Research
MIT Center for Information Systems Research
MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy
MIT Sloan Boston Alumni Association



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