Government International Affairs Tech & Society
In 2017 Denmark elevated technology and digitalization to a foreign policy priority, and appointed Casper Klynge ambassador to Silicon Valley. He was just profiled in the New York Times, so we are republishing this essay he wrote for us earlier this year. He will speak at Techonomy 2019 in November. More
Do the travails of WeWork, Uber, and Lyft foretell a fundamental shift in what investors are willing to finance? If so, the consumer app economy may be remade. More
Artificial Intelligence Business Partner Insights
Genpact's CEO explains how the key to reaping the full benefits from AI investments lies in a smart, connected strategy. More
Community Insights Design Opinion
It's hard to call some technologies inhumane when we make them all. Who is then responsible, in light of our common sense reaction that some innovations don't feel humane at all? More
Partner Insights Sustainable Development Goals
Here’s a list of some of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals that have the most potential to be impacted by 5G technology. More
Community Insights Design Innovation
For too long, companies have treated design and engineering as distinct disciplines. One executive explains why it’s time for that to change. More
Community Insights Innovation Jobs
Prevailing wisdom presumes robots will threaten human labor. But if we survive global extinction, we could emerge into a world of endless jobs, focused on art, health, and love. More
The Chinese web has evolved beyond just copying Facebook, YouTube and Google, to innovating its own mobile-first digital platforms and ways of making money. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare
There's a new wave of research about microbiomes--trillions of microbes that cover our bodies. The research could lead to products that improve our health. More
Community Insights Innovation Security & Privacy
Improving America’s physical and digital infrastructure must be treated as a matter of national security, writes Cisco’s former chairman and CEO. More
Cryptocurrency Finance Innovation
This story kicks off Techonomy's original series about the evolution of money. More
Meet a group of digital entrepreneurs whose product is helping boost civic literacy--a critical effort a time when one-third of Americans can't name a single branch of government. More
E-Commerce Innovation Tech & Society
If you're interested in e-commerce, pay attention to rapidly-growing Pinduoduo--a Chinese fusion of elements that call to mind Costco, Disneyland, and QVC. More
Our author explains why a successful digital strategy is about transforming the business’ core, at scale, and so much more. More
Community Insights Net Giants Security & Privacy
The world’s largest social media company must have an independent monitor, as a result of a federal privacy settlement. But the monitor will lack the authority to have meaningful impact, argues the Dean of Global Business at Tufts. More
Business Innovation Partner Insights
To stay competitive, organizations must simultaneously succeed in both the old analog world of linear processes—and the new world of dynamic, results-oriented collaboration. More
Techonomy's CEO recently met with the mayors of two big U.S. cities to discuss how technology can help drive inclusive growth. Here are some takeaways from those conversations. More
Community Insights Security & Privacy Tech & Society
The author explains why tech companies have an urgent responsibility to create tools to protect consumer safety. More
Artificial Intelligence Community Insights
So far service robots have seldom succeeded in business and our homes. There is still a mismatch between what robots can do and what we need and expect them to do. More
Blockchain will have a huge impact on our lives—and business. The author, a tech expert, punctures some popular misperceptions about blockchain. More
John Chambers, an industry great, has joined us two years running, and returns to Techonomy this fall. He's an insect meat investor, a proponent of tech in France and India, and he worries about long term U.S. tech competitiveness. More
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