The eForum

Dr. Joseph C. Kvedar, VP of Connected Health at Partners Healthcare in Boston -- and a prominent thought leader in the space -- discusses the state of connected health today. (Originally released 5/3/17)

Dr. Michael Dahlweid head of GE Healthcare IT, and Timothy "Dutch" Dwight, VP Business Development at Medullan, a digital healthcare innovation firm based in Cambridge, MA, discuss how the Internet of Things will change how healthcare is delivered by forging new digital relationships between patient, payer, and provider. (Originally released 4/8/16)

Sanjay Sarma Co-Founder of the MIT Auto-ID Center and currently Dean of Digital Learning at MIT shares his thoughts on where the Internet of Things is headed (and where it is taking us) in advance of this year's Connected Things Conference at MIT April 5th where he will be a keynote. (Originally released 3/5/16)

The gene editing technology, CRISPR, has been called the biggest biotech breakthrough of the century. It's also the topic of an MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge February 2016 event. Here one of the panelists talks about how genetic research saved his son's life -- and how CRISPR could have saved it sooner. (Originally released 1/29/16)

The Chief Scientist for Telecommunications at one of the world's most significant providers of advanced cyber security technology discusses what's got his attention lately. (Originally released 5/19/15)

Pixability CEO and Founder Bettina Hein discusses the many business model iterations she went through to create the world's leading software company for helping big brands make smarter YouTube ad buying and video marketing decisions. (Originally released 4/13/15)

Aubrey de Grey shares his perspective as chief science officer of the SENS Research Foundation where he directs research on regenerative therapies to thwart the aging process. (Originally released 4/3/15)

David Rose may have done more than any other single individual to bring the Internet of Things home to the consumer. Prolific inventor, MIT Media Lab lecturer, and the founder of multiple successful startups, he is the author of Enchanted Objects: Design, Human Desire, and the Internet of Things. (Originally released 2/13/15)

Guy talks about how the ideas and practices discussed in his new book on social media apply to B2B tech marketing and to startups. (Originally released 2/6/15)

One of innovation's most widely followed futurists talks about why even the smallest startups now have the resources to create world-changing innovation -- and that is what they should do. Venture capitalists and big companies are dinosaurs who should either help or get out of the way. (Originally released 1/23/15)