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Join us online June 13-15, 2023
The emerging technologies reshaping business
For COOs, CIOs and IT leadership, EmTech Next uncovers the opportunities exposed by cutting-edge technologies that are reshaping the way business innovates, operates and grows.
Our agenda for this 6th edition of our signature digital transformation event covers generative AI, web3, metaverses, leadership strategies for the digital workforce, technology and industry 4.0, and the emerging technologies transforming the customer experience.
The Digital Transformation Event
Separating the transformational from the transient, MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Next breaks down the emerging technology breakthroughs in a structured quest to uncover the most impactful technologies that will change the ways business runs.
For the Leaders of Technology-Driven Organizations
Businesses built on technology must constantly monitor for emerging technology trends that will disrupt their industries, change consumer behavior, alter economics, and transform lives. To successfully lead in an environment of continual change requires reasoned insight from trusted sources to make confident business technology decisions.
Tuesday, June 13
Transform with Technology
11:00 A.m. – 2:25 p.m.
In a world of constant change, the spoils go to the nimble. Mandatory skills include recognizing and integrating breakthrough technologies, adopting a change mindset, and a maniacal focus on the customer experience. Digital transformation is not just about technology, it’s about reimagining your business.
Wednesday, June 14
The AI Revolution
11:00 a.m. – 2:15 p.m.
The future of business is literally and figuratively being re-written by generative AI. It’s impacting the workplace, the workflow, and the workers alike. Get an inside look at new opportunities and challenges of the generative AI revolution.
Thursday, June 15
The New Digital Landscape
11:00 a.m. – 1:50 p.m.
Digital transformation is the bridge between the past and the future of business. But how do you build a bridge to the unknown? We examine the strategies to improve efficiency, increase agility, and enhance customer experiences in the new digital landscape.
Credit Suisse
VP, Innovation and Strategy
EY
Lead Partner, Digital and Business Disruption
Hess Corporation
CIO
IBM
Innovation Strategist
Infosys
Vice President, Technology Services
J.P. Morgan
Strategy and Transformation Lead
Kyndryl
Chief Architect
Microsoft
Global Architect
NASA Langley Research
Chief Enterprise Architect
Oracle
GVP Strategy & Transformation
Red Hat
Chief Technologist, North America Public Sector
Walmart
Senior Director, New Ventures & Growth
Virtual: Online Access
- Early access to the virtual platform
- All live content on June 13, 14, and 15
- Q&A sessions with speakers
- Ability to download speaker materials
- Peer-to-peer virtual networking
- On-demand access to the EmTech Next library for three months
- All of these benefits
PLUS
- Access to exclusive Technology Review content within the virtual platform
- The Download, MIT Technology Review’s weekday tech newsletter
- One-year Digital subscription to MIT Technology Review
Ticket Offerings | First Mover | Early Bird | Last Call |
|---|---|---|---|
Virtual: Online Access | $850 | $875 | $900 |
We are pleased to offer conference discounts to MIT alumni and other members of the MIT community, academics, non-profit organizations, select affiliate groups, and parties of three or more. A limited number of scholarships are also available. Email us to inquire about your eligibility.
Cancellation policy
Tickets are fully refundable until May 12, or you may choose to apply your payment to another MIT Technology Review event in the same calendar year without penalty. No refunds are offered after May 12, but you may transfer your ticket to another person at any time by providing authorization to us in writing. Email us for all cancellations and transfer requests.
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We value diversity of ideas and perspectives, both onstage and among our audiences. We strive to include speakers with varied experiences and perspectives, and we offer scholarships to encourage event participation by underrepresented groups and individuals.
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