Challenges Created by America’s Transition to an Innovation Economy

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Dr. Curtis Carlson, President and CEO of SRI International, speaking on a panel at the IT Security Entrepreneurs’ Forum (ITSEF) held at Stanford University on March 18, 2009. Since 2007, ITSEF has focused on advancing innovation in security technologies through public-private partnerships by developing a community of interest between Washington and Silicon Valley. ITSEF is the only conference of its kind designed to “bridge the gap” between the Federal Government, system integrators, venture capitalists, and academic research communities. Carlson explains how the US has transitioned to an Innovation Economy and discusses the broad socio-economic implications of accelerated rates of change in technology.
ITSEF is a part of the Security Innovation Network (SINet). For more information on SINet, click here.

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