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Rajiv Lal

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At the Graduate School of Design discussion on the future of retail, Eric Symon, vice president of PTC's global retail business unit, spoke to the behavioral impacts of widespread internet shopping on consumers, who have become better informed and accustomed to products on demand.

For retail, the revolution is televised

Shifts in online shopping will continue to drive the market, panelists say

DateMarch 2, 2017August 30, 2018

A keynote talk is given by Brenna Berman, Chicago Department of Innovation and Technology CIO during "Engineering and Entrepreneurship: The Internet of Things," in which everyday objects possess network connectivity that allows them to send and receive data, radically transforming the way we live and work.

Now arriving: Internet of Things

HUBweek session examines the rise of smart devices, and the accompanying loss of privacy

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DateOctober 4, 2016March 7, 2019

“Walter was a legend in our field. His knowledge was extensive, and his intuition was precise and always on the mark. It was not surprising that he served on the boards of many retail companies, and that his advice was much sought-after. I do not know of any academic who was revered as much by the retail industry,” observed HBS Professor Rajiv Lal of the late Walter J. Salmon (pictured).

HBS Professor Emeritus Walter J. Salmon, 84

Salmon was one of the world’s greatest experts on retailing and marketing

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DateMarch 12, 2015

Around the Schools: Harvard Business School

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DateDecember 3, 2009