Every month, the Institute invites a scholar(s) to present a research seminar to an invited group of researchers. The seminars are designed to provide a platform for the attendees to exchange ideas on emerging research issues in the areas of the management of innovation, technology, information and electronic commerce.

Upcoming Seminar

• April 29, 2003: Managing Organizational Identity: The Case of a Multinational Corporation By Professor Yair Berson of Polytechnic University

Previous Seminars

• December 6, 2001: Knowledge Management By Professor Panagiotis Damaskopoulos ("Takis") of INSEAD
• February 16, 2000: The Role of Technology Strategy in New Venture Selection for Entrepreneurs and Investors By Professor Jonathan D. Linton, Polytechnic University.
• January 31, 2000: Creative Destruction from Technological Change: The Case of the Internet. By Professor Christopher L. Tucci, NYU Stern School of Business.
• November 30, 1999: Open Innovation--A New Face for Modern Value Creation: Transferring Lessons from Software Development. By Professors Mel Horwitch, Mihir Parikh and Nina Ziv, Polytechnic University.
• October 25, 1999: Competing on Internet Time: Lessons from Netscape and Its Battle with Microsoft. By Professor Michael Cusumano, MIT Sloan School of Management.

These research seminars are held at the New York Information Technology Center, 55 Broad Street, in the "Global Digital Community Sandbox" on the Fourth Floor. (Note: 55 Broad Street is in the Wall Street District of Manhattan, a block away from the New York Stock Exchange.)