This list celebrates changemakers creating meaningful impact through leadership, innovation, fresh perspectives, transformative mindsets, and lessons that resonate far beyond the workplace.
Believe it or not, there was a time that the Internet was knowable.
There were defined limits. Connections. Points of reference.
When going through some of his father’s papers, David Newbury, lead developer with Carnegie Museum of Art, found a map of the Internet from 1973. Back then, it wasn’t even called “the internet” (with or without a capital “I”).
Going through old papers my dad gave me, I found his map of the internet as of May 1973.
Research Reveals The Middle Office as The Key to Unlocking Rewards from Technologies Like IoT
This report makes the case for the creation of a “Middle Office” as a solution to the gulf between the Front and Back Offices. The Middle Office, aided by its computerized models and intelligence systems, delivers complex integration of data and calculation of multi-dimensional responses to resolve the security, integration, and interoperability issues posed by technologies like the Internet of Things.
Join this panel for an innovative and interactive discussion on a wide range of digital topics. The first 5 minutes, the panelists ask each other provocative questions. The last 15 minutes, the audience tries to stump the panelists.
Moderator: R "Ray" Wang
Phil Komarny, University of Texas
Kate Carruthers, UNSW Australia
Brian Katz, CR Orbits
Asha Aravindakshan, MIT Sloan Fellow
John Head
Augmented reality and virtual reality are blending as analog and digital converge. Silicon Valley icon, Robert Scoble explains how technology will impact our view of reality in the near future.
EIR, Upload VR and Silicon Valley Icon: Robert Scoble
Silicon valley tech companies adopt new technologies earlier and are wiling to fail fast and learn faster. Learn how these Silicon Valley organizations accelerate change. Panelists explain what works and what doesn't for these early adopter companies.
Moderator: Chris Kanaracus
CIO at Docusign: Eric Johnson
CIO at Box: Paul Chapman
VP of Global IS & Business Enablement at Yahoo: Ben Haines
CIO at Monster: Amir Shafi
The CIO role continues to evolve. From low code to no code platforms, digital transformation, cloud, AI, outsourcing, and agile development, the pace of change in the IT world remains fast and fierce. Hear how these next generation CIOs bring cost optimization and innovation into their organizations while driving lasting change.
Moderator: R "Ray" Wang
President, Member Technology at Sears Holdings Corporation: Dennis Moore
Former CIO at Novartis: Mary LeBlanc
CIO at Clorox: Manjit Singh
Senior executives as they share their experiences on how they grew their careers and what's required for success today and tomorrow.
Moderator: Andy Mulholland
CIO at City of Palo Alto: Dr. Jonathan Reichental
Senior VP and Chief Innovation Officer at Cambia Health Solutions: Mohan Nair
CEO at SEA Media: Sara Moore
The digital world often seems cold and harsh. What can be done to humanize digital and promote inclusion despite the digital divide ahead?
Moderator: Holger Mueller
CHRO at Summa Technologies: Mark Coy
Director at Sparks and Honey: Annalie Killian
CIO at Constance Hotels and Resorts: Roshan Koonja
Marketing has changed. As the head marketing role evolves, Constellation identifies four archetypes of the modern CMO. By assessing marketing strategy versus marketing execution and audience development versus audience acquisition, four distinct personas emerge:
Brand marketers focus on share of influence.
Demand gen marketers focus on conversion rate optimization and click-thru-rates
Community marketers focus on active member engagement
Internal communication marketers focus on employee satisfaction and engagement
B2B and B2C are dead. In this new world, how does sales and marketing converge. What's the future of marketing? What trends will emerge? How will technology transform the future of marketing and sales effectiveness?
Moderator: R "Ray" Wang
CEO at Kahuna: Sameer Patel
Thinkers 50 Management Thinker of 2015, Whitney Johnson wants you to consider this simple, yet powerful, idea: disruptive companies and ideas upend markets by doing something truly different--they see a need, an empty space waiting to be filled, and they dare to create something for which a market may not yet exist. As president and cofounder of Rose Park Advisors' Disruptive Innovation Fund with Clayton Christensen, Johnson used the theory of disruptive innovation to invest in publicly traded stocks and private early-stage companies.
Constellation reveals the winners of the 2016 SuperNova Awards.
The Constellation SuperNova Awards are the first and only awards to celebrate the leaders and teams who have overcome the odds to successfully apply emerging and disruptive technologies for their organizations.
Industry experts discuss the impact technology will have on ethics.
Moderator: Steve Wilson
CIO at the Federal Communications Commission & Visiting Associate for Cybersecurity Working Group on Culture at University of Oxford: Dr. David Bray
SVP Strategy at Salesforce: John Taschek
Principal Analyst, Founder & Chairman at Constellation Research: R "Ray" Wang
Industry experts discuss how their organizations are preparing to support human capital in the digital age.
Moderator: Holger Mueller
VP HCM Innovation at Ultimate Software: Cecile Alper-Leroux
Chief Customer Officer at Ceridian: Ted Malley
Learn how these early adopters extract the signal from the big data noise and apply it to the public good. Leaders from infectious disease research, the public sector, and education share how their organizations tap into big data to achieve public good.
Moderator: Doug Henschen
Chief Data Officer at UNSW Australia: Kate Carruthers
Director at NDSSL, Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech: Madhav Marathe
Principle Digital Architect, ASRC/Federal Communications Commission: Andrew Nebus
Join industry experts and learn how digital transformation is transforming all parts of the healthcare system from device manufacturers, delivery organizations, providers, and payers.
Moderator: Shawn Wiora
VP of Marketing and Customer Success at Glooko: Michelle De Haaff
Chief Digital Officer at MedAmerica: Anne Kao
Plastic Surgeon & CMO at St. Johns Pleasant Valley Hospital: Dr. Lynn Jeffers
Dr. David Bray is a leading force for change in technology and in the public sector. Learn how he has created a culture of transformation by empowering change agents in his organization.
Mitch Kapor provides a look behind the curtain and shares a very neat moment in the history of Lotus Notes, one of the most important products in the history of team collaboration software. Memo from me as Lotus CEO of internal announcement of Notes 12/7/1984. pic.twitter.com/GX6RgmobjA
Google and Slack are taking their existing partnership a significant step further with a set of planned integrations. Here are the key details from the companies' joint announcement: