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2003 Spring Research Seminars
The MIT
Center for eBusiness is pleased to announce the eBusiness Research
Spring Lunch Seminars on Wednesdays beginning on February 26, 2003.
We invite
Center for eBusiness sponsors,
faculty, research staff, and PhD candidates to attend these seminars.
The eBusiness Research Lunch Seminars explore new and ongoing research
in an informal setting conducive to an open exchange of ideas to
aid the presenters in their research. They are held Wednesdays,
11:30 - 1:00 in the large conference room of NE20-336, located on
the third floor of 3 Cambridge Center, a commercial office building
on Main St. in Kendall Square, above the MIT Coop, with entrance
next to Legal Seafoods. The Kendall/MIT stop on the MBTA Red Line
is immediately adjacent.
Refreshments
will be provided. To aid us in our order, RSVP to Robynne DeCaprio
by replying to the weekly announcement email that will be sent out
one week before each seminar. A brief description of the topic will
be included in this announcement. Also, if you would like to be
on the list for future announcements of these seminars, please us
know by sending e-mail to eBusiness@MIT.EDU.
The calendar for the Spring 2003 semester is:
| February
26 |
Chris
Dellarocas, Associate Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management
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"Efficiency
and Robustnness of Ebay-like Online Feedback Mechanisms in Environments
With Moral Hazard" |
| March
12 |
William
Lehr, Associate Director, MIT Program on Internet & Telecoms
Convergence |
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"Wireless
Broadband Futures" |
| April
2 |
Michael
Cusumano, Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management |
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"Strategy
for Software Companies: What to Think About" |
| April
16 |
Rafi
Mohammed, Cambridge Strategy & Economics |
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"Intertemporal
Mixed Bundling and the Summer Rock Concert Industry" |
| April
30 |
Sharon
Gillett, Executive Director and Research Associate, MIT Program
on Internet & Telecoms Convergence |
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"The
Public Sector's Role in Broadband Internet Development" |
| May
14 |
Charles
Fine, Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management |
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"Roadmapping
the Communications Value Chain" |
We are
web-casting these seminars to sponsors of the Center for eBusiness.
Web participants will see the presentation slides on screen via
the web and hear the presentation by telephone. It will be possible
to ask questions via a moderator. If you would like to participate
in a seminar via the web-cast, please look for the instructions
in the weekly announcement.
Last Updated:
May 8, 2003
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