Monday29Jan 2018

The Future That's Already Happened

Fundamental Forces of Change

Monday, January 29, 2018 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. PST
2018-01-29 18:00 2018-01-29 21:00 America/Los_Angeles The Future That's Already Happened Go to event listing for more details: https://events.chapman.edu/45114 BK 404 Beckman Hall 404 - George Bush Conference Center

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Fee: $10 for Dinner; $0 for Presentation only

BK 404

Beckman Hall 404 - George Bush Conference Center

General Public

Everyone is welcome to attend

Networking: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Presentation: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

There are two ways to talk about "the future." One involves making predictions of what might happen. The other, much less speculative, solves present-day equations for a future value of time. Today, the second approach can make use of observable facts about connection, collaboration, acceleration, and introduction of machine intelligence ("Ex Machination") into devices and processes -- to give us a crisp and compelling picture of what otherwise might seem wild-eyed visions. 

Salesforce's global VP of Strategic Research will share observations and recommendations, based on work with dozens of organizations that are on the leading edge of making the magic real.

Speaker: Peter Coffee 

Vice President for Strategic Research at salesforce.com inc.

Peter joined Salesforce in 2007 after 19 years as a columnist and labs analyst with the groundbreaking industry publications PC Tech Journal, PC Week, and eWEEK. He works with IT managers, developers and policymakers to build a global community on cloud platforms including Salesforce.com’s Force.com and Heroku.

Previously, Peter was the first manager of PC integration at The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo; before that, he worked with various divisions of Exxon Corporation in Arctic development, chemical production, and alternative-fuels operations ranging from the Gulf Coast to Alaska. He holds an engineering degree from MIT and an MBA from Pepperdine University; he has lectured in IT management, AI programming techniques and business strategy at Pepperdine, UCLA, Stanford, MIT, CalTech, and Harvard Business School, as well as keynoting business conferences and academic events throughout the Americas, Asia and Western Europe.

 

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