Techonomy 22
Innovation and technology have the power to save us – if we act rapidly in multiple realms. We face daunting dilemmas – the climate crisis, war, a continuing global pandemic, refugees, and gyrating economies. But...
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Digital Transformation and Water: Resilient, Secure and Equitable
Water is not a third-world issue. It affects everyone, everywhere. Action must be taken now to protect this precious and finite resource.
Techonomy Climate
No issue is more critical than climate change. Tech has special opportunities and responsibilities as the world strives to cut greenhouse emissions in half by 2030. Join us.
Media Production in a Post-Pandemic World
Video is the language of the modern internet. So these days, every successful business must be a video production company, among its other capabilities. Watch the session with IBM, Adobe, LucidLink, and WebMD.
How the New Approach to Cybersecurity Can Create Trust
Leading companies can’t merely be digital-first. They must win the trust of customers and partners. But cybersecurity threats are evolving rapidly, so establishing that trust is hard. Meanwhile, talent is in short supply just as...
The Death (and Future) of Venture Capital
Recently the Observer and The Information have published essays arguing that venture capital as practiced over the last half century is becoming obsolete (even while there is more of it available than ever before). What...
Health+Wealth of America
On Thursday, December 16, 2021 Techonomy, CDX and Worth hosted our first full-fledged, fully-vaccinated in-person event! We invite you to join us in midtown Manhattan (or virtually) for the latest installment in our Health+Wealth of...
Balancing Profit and Purpose: Can it be Done?
Companies today increasingly say they serve more than just shareholders. They assert a new stakeholder mindset that includes factoring in employees, customers, and especially the community. But are they telling the truth?
Globalization and Cooperation: What Technologized Future Will We Create?
“The trade-off we’ve chosen is that the rollout of 5G in the United States will be much slower and much more costly.”