Gary Hamel (Author, Professor of Mgmt. & Innovation), Raul Camposano (President & CEO, Xoomsys), Ted Vucurevich (SVP Cadence Labs and CTO,Cadence), Gabriel Sidhom (VP Engineering Operations and CTO - Orange Labs SF), Trond Unneland (VP & Managing Executive - Chevron Tech Ventures), Moidin Mohiudin (Associate Dir Almaden Research Center - IBM), Prith Banerjee (SVP & Director HP Labs), Jeff Huber (SVP Engineering - Google), and W. Brian Arthur (Scientist, Strategist, Economist, Santa Fe Institute) share their views at the CTO Forum.
Sr. Fellow & Professor Environmental Studies
Stanford University
Date : 16th, November 2009
Location: Stanford/Arrillaga Alumni Center
The energy challenge has implications for every business and consumer in the world. Affordable, reliable supplies of energy -- produced and delivered at scale -- are necessary to provide a rising standard of living and to meet the expectations of the world's growing population. We face a great opportunity to solve the energy equation to meet the combined challenge of energy security, economic growth, and environmental needs -- but it will require developing innovative, cost-effective technology as a large part of the solution.
Date : 30th, April 2009
Location: Santa Clara University (Orradre Lib -St. Clare Rm)
Times of turmoil and chaos are also times of abundant opportunity. History is awash with examples of great companies conceived at times when the world seemed to be falling apart - Carnegie Steel was launched at the turn of the century in 1873 at the start of the depression, Hewlett-Packard was launched towards the end of The Great Depression, and IBM rolled out the personal computer with great success in the midst of the 1981 recession.
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