R "Ray" Wang Books

Everybody Wants to Rule the World: Surviving and Thriving in a World of Digital Giants

Disrupting Digital Business: Create an Authentic Experience in the Peer-to-Peer Economy

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Leading Futurist Speakers

Futurists may have their sights set on the future, but they know better than anyone that you have to know where you've been to know where you're going. The popular futurist speakers in this list study past and current trends...

Top Asian Pacific American Entrepreneurs & Business Leaders

From successful entrepreneurs and start-up founders to CEOs and humanitarian ambassadors, these Asian Pacific American business speakers are inspiring examples of leadership, success and innovation. During the month of May,...

Futurist Business Speakers To Explain The Process Of Digital Transformation

Businesses today face the daunting challenge of having to modernize and become more digitally integrated in order to continue to please consumers. Companies that wish to succeed in our increasingly digital age must embrace...

Innovative Artificial Intelligence Speakers

The Artificial Intelligence speakers in this list are at the forefront of exciting technological advancements. From financial services and healthcare to modern media and space exploration, AI is a rapidly expanding field in...

Leading Experts on Change Management & Business Transformation

How can we prepare, equip and support people to successfully adopt change in order to have better outcomes and greater achievements? Change management gives a structured approach to support the people in your organization as...

Best Speakers for Your Next Event in San Francisco

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R "Ray" Wang Speaking Topics

• Rethinking Your Business to Compete in the Age of New Monopolies

  • It’s More Than a Turnaround; It’s a Rethinking of Your Business • Why Now is a Window of Opportunity to Pursue Bold Change • Five Pillars of Growth and Change Ideal audiences for this talk are legacy business leaders and private equity.

• Regulation in the Age of Digital Giants: The New Way to Balance Free Markets and Consumer Innovation

  • Secure the Critical Infrastructure and Digital Building Blocks for Public Good • Advocate the Global Recognition of Personal Data as a Human Right • Encourage Entrepreneurship with Start-Up Friendly Policies Ideal audiences for this talk are policymakers and business schools.

• Competing in the Age of Extreme Capitalism & Formidable Monopolies

  • How Organizations Can Partner with Others to Become Digital Giants • How to Craft a Joint Venture (The Right Way) • 11 Best Practices for Joint Ventures • Three Models to Galvanize Joint Venture Startups Ideal audiences for this talk are Global 2000 CXO’s, System Integrators, VCs & PEs.

• Should You Invest in Digital Giants?: All-Big Tech Stocks Are Not Created Equal

  • Big Tech Stocks Dominate the Growth Story: trillion-dollar market cap trades in Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft and FAANG stocks like Facebook and Netflix. • Investors Rushed Into the Tech Space: not all tech stocks are created equal. • Identify the New Digital Giants and Evaluate How They Will Fare in Both the IPO Market and the Post-IPO Climate. • The five elements of Digital Giants & Why the World is Moving to Markets with two monopolies per industry (duopolies) Ideal audiences for this talk are investors, private equity, and family offices.

• Entrepreneurship in the age of Extreme Capitalism and Formidable Monopolies

  • How to Build a Data-Driven Digital Network to Compete in the Age of New Monopolies • Four Elements of the DDDN Business Model • Six Monetization Strategies for DDDN Ideal audiences for this talk are startups and business schools.

• Dynamic Leadership: A Responsive and Responsible Approach

  The need to create responsive and responsible leadership is a hallmark for success in digital transformation and jump starting growth inside organizations. Dynamic leadership describes a model where leaders follow a set of immutable traits and balance foundational attributes of leadership. This new framework takes into account a multi-dimensional approach and addresses the challenges existing leadership models often neglect. The global call for responsive and responsible leadership will require a new way to approach the timeless topic of leadership. Instead of taking a classical binary or rigid approach, learn the five immutable core traits and develop a balance of 14 foundational attributes as a guide to successful and sustainable dynamic leadership.

R "Ray" Wang Speaker Videos

• Ray Wang, Constellation Research | IBM Think 2019

  
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R "Ray" Wang News

• HBR: Beware Trading Privacy for Convenience

  We pay for things with the swipe of a finger. We ask Siri how to get to a restaurant. Our friends can track exactly when we’ll show up. We can monitor our heart rates and calories burned — and compare our results with friends and strangers. We’re in the early days of a digital, mobile transformation. The benefits can seem limitless. And as a society, we are already becoming accustomed to...

• HBR: How to Engage Your Customers And Employee

  Most customers now ignore targeted marketing campaigns, avoid responding to offers, and provide minimal feedback when asked. Instead, potential customers interact with each other, bypassing sanitized corporate messages devoid of meaning or value.

• HBR: Moving from Transaction to Engagement

  Mobile enterprise, social business, cloud computing, advanced analytics, and unified communications are converging. Armed with the art of the possible, innovators are seeking to apply disruptive consumer technologies to enterprise class uses — call it the consumerization of IT in the enterprise. The likely results include new methods of furthering relationships, crafting longer term engagement,...

• HBR: Coming To Terms With Consumerizaiton Of IT

  The corporate e-mail server is down, but work doesn’t grind to a halt. Everybody just switches to Gmail, Skype, or BB Chat to get around the inconvenience. For the most part, they’re using these consumer technologies at work already — often because they’re better than anything the IT department can provide.

• HBR: Making the Leap From Consumer Tech to Enterprise Class

  What's required for the leap to Consumer Tech? What I learned from SXSW in 2011

• HBR: The Four Personas of the Next Gen CIO

  Five years ago, Chief Information Officers (CIOs) were on top of the world. These executives played mission-critical roles in driving multi-million dollar projects that delivered massive change. However, a global recession and the inability of CIOs to deliver on business value have tarnished their status. Today’s CIOs are under pressure to deliver on requests for innovation, cost reduction,...