Am 15. April von unserem @sync_conference Partner @OlafGrothSF: Ein spannendes internationales Online-Forum zu den wirtschaftlichen Folgen von #Corona: https://t.co/s1IudrNejL
Following deep dives into the future of work and #AI and #healthcare, Kenji Kushida, @qhardy and @grosston capped off the conference with a high energy discussion about supply chain security and the role of China. Listen in.
Keni Kushida, Researcher @Stanford
It's a wrap!
Thank you everbody for participating so passionately and making this conference such a great success!
What is your major take away? Let us know in the comments!
#transatlanticsync@GABASoCal@AiCambrian
"The strange thing about the digital age is that human moments are becoming more and more valuable!
So if you're looking for an edge, try to be the best possible human you can be and bring that to the world!"
offers @qhardy as his piece of advice to the audience!
Dr. Kenji Kushida, Japan Program Research Scholar at @Stanford:
"When you look at the core value added at how regulations have shifted, you can figure out where leverage points are. By figuring this out ,you're able to push forward and utilize these points as change happens."
"To have China work with the rest of the world, you have to play the rule of intellectual propriety and grant it to China with a set of international rules that go along the way, involving all different parties fairly." Dr. Gregory L. Rosston, Director Public Policy @Stanford
Engaging with the audience, @grosston answers the question of how to convince China to work with the rest of the world during the 4th #industrialrevolution
During the last panel about #security at the #transatlanticsync@qhardy talks about an upside:
"What's positive to talk about is the modern age is about speed and scale. More and more people are #connected, more and more #data sets are shared. "
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"#China has great potential with 5G, because you can do things there that you can't do else where, many types of value creation.
In this case, let's ask ourselves: Who is the winner or loser?"
- Kenji Kushida, PhD about 5G during the panel on #supplychainsecurity
There is a lot of discussion about #5G regulations.
"What shapes #regulations? It's politics. It's about winners & losers and what is the value creation of 5G itself? 5G is just a big pipe. It's what you make of it that counts."
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@AnjaManuel1, founding partner at RiceHadleyGates LLC who unfortunately cannot be with us in person, sends a video message and invites to watch her #TEDxPaloAlto talk urging business executives to take action #together with their governments to tackle foreign espionage
#security
Lloyd B. Minor from @StanfordMed about the reoccurring theme of trust and finding the right balance between human touch and high tech in #healthcare.
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