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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2017 · 4 MIN

Es el acceso a la información, no a la conectividad. Curar información es el futuro.

from Edularity · host Mariana Ludmila Cortés

Prof. Robert H. Hacker describe cómo los gobiernos han concentrado en el acceso a la información como si esa fuera la nueva panacea, es la información misma la que tiene valor mucho más allá de proporcionar y enfatizar el acceso a la conectividad. También habla sobre la asimetría de la información según la visión de Michael Spence.EDUCATIONMBA Finance Beta Gamma Sigma Columbia University BA Philosophy Hamilton College PUBLICATIONS - Scaling Social Entrepreneurship: Lessons Learned from One Laptop per Child;2015-Billion Dollar Company: An entrepreneur’s guide to business models for high growth companies; 2007OTHER - Adjunct Professor— Florida International University 2005-to present; entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship - Adjunct Instructor— MIT Sloan School of Management 2011-to present IAP; social entrepreneurship - Adjunct Instructor--- University of Miami 2015-to present; social entrepreneurship - Faculty---Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses--National Program and Miami, FL 2014-to present - Guest Lecturer – Harvard Business School, IESE Business School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other universities

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