Kurs:Diaspreneurship

Titel	Abstract	Bewertung
Globalization and the Flow of Knowledge	The mobility of skilled labor is transforming the flow of knowledge around the world. As U.S.-educated engineers and professionals return to their home countries, they are turning what once was a brain drain into a two-way process of brain circulation. These professionals are transferring to developing regions the technology and managerial know-how that once resided exclusively in advanced economies like the U.S. This process is fueling the emergence of new centers of technology entrepreneurship and creating new competitors for Silicon Valley and foreshadows persistent global skill shortages in coming decades. Discover Cal Lecture, University of California, Berkeley.	26028 views
The Global Emergence of Sino-Capitalism	Chris McNally is an Associate Professor of Political Economy at Chaminade University and a Nonresident Fellow at the East-West Center. His lecture is titled: "The Global Emergence of Sino-Capitalism: Rebalancing US-China Economic Relations"	2327 views
Diversity, Innovation, Business Dev & Emerging Markets	ABSTRACT Presented by Jorge Zavala. A walk through the life of Jorge Zavala as an engineer, serial entrepreneur and business developer, and the challenges he faced doing business in Latin America to the creation of global companies in Silicon Valley. Jorge will share his experiences opening the first TechBA office: a Mexican program to help startups to jumpstart in a highly innovated and competitive environment. He will also explain about various opportunities to help and advise foreign companies.	10509 views
Diversity, Innovation, Venture Capital & Emerging Markets	Alberto Yépez, a Perú native, has built successful global businesses in enterprise security and infrastructure software for over 20 years. He is currently a Venture Partner for Trident Capital focusing on Enterprise Software and IT Security. He is also the president of the Hispanic IT Executive Council that includes executives leading Fortune 500 corporations on both the U.S. and abroad as well as some of the largest Hispanic owned IT firms in the United States.
"Innovation in Emerging Markets - Brazil and Russia" - Patricia Florissi	Innovation in Emerging Markets - Brazil and Russia Patricia Florissi, Vice President, Americas & EMEA CTO, Distinguished Engineer, EMC Developed economies have traditionally looked at emerging economies as areas of market growth for their existing product portfolio, as a source of human capital at more competitive costs, or both. In these scenarios, the emerging economies retain very little of the intellectual capital created by their human capital and have sub-optimal benefits from the R&D investments made by the investing companies. Emerging economies have been devising strategies for multi-nationals to make more sustainable investments, fostering co-innovation and co-development, which benefit the developed and the developing economies in a more balanced manner. In this presentation, we will analyze two rapid growth economies, Brazil and Russia, providing some context around their social, political and economical environment, their industries of focus, and the R&D programs they are devising. We will also share EMC's journey to partner with these countries in fostering global scale innovation programs. Recorded live at WITI's 2012 Women Powering Technology Summit For more about WITI, please visit: http://www.witi.com	45 views