Frederic Kerrest built a billion-dollar company around the concept of identity protection, but when it comes to ideas, he’s all about transparency.

Before it’s in the boardroom, it’s on the syllabus at MIT Sloan. Here are six emergent ideas students are studying in 2021 – 2022.

Borrowing from computer science, algorithmic business thinking helps people communicate with each other, and with machines.

LEGO’s journey from market leader to the brink of bankruptcy and back yields valuable insights for companies seeking to revitalize mature products.

Organizations need to create a culture in which all employees see data as their business.

Traditional hotspots like Silicon Valley and New York may give way to smaller, more inclusive innovation ecosystems, researchers say.

A startup showcase featured a prosthetic hand, crowd-sourced sizing for women’s clothes, and a way to use extra space on cargo planes.

Successful chief data officers shift the narrative away from the risks of data sharing to the risks of not sharing.

Digital note-taking apps are today’s go-to organization tools, but sometimes you can’t beat a pen and paper.

2021 Thinkers50 award nominees include MIT Sloan professors and alumni studying social media, intelligent machines, and digital body language.