We’re skeptical (in a good way 😉) and data-driven. We’re diverse in focus with the ability to zoom out and see the entire economy. Our deliverables are based in scientific studies without bias, and shared openly to generate a network effect for innovation. Why D^3? Because AI is only half the answer. --- Kara Miller’s overview with Karim Lakhani and Jen Stave, PhD kicks off a showcase series that will dive into the work of our labs and the angles we’re taking to invent the future. #FutureTech #Innovation #BusinessExcellence #DigitalInnovation #BusinessTechnology #AIAdvancements #DigitalTransformation #InnovationInBusiness
Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard
Research Services
Boston, MA 10,477 followers
(Re)inventing how organizations compete and thrive in the digital world and educating a new generation of leaders
About us
Technological change is reshaping business, the global economy, and societies. The accelerating pace of this change is simultaneously driven by digital, data, and design: • Digital: digitization is happening everywhere, impacting all industries, the world is getting digitized • Data: using data science and AI to analyze all facets of company, economic, and human data produced from digitization • Design: engaging human-centered design to unlock the value of data science and deploy it as a tool Leaders today identify digitization as one of their top three priorities — along with climate change and diversity, equity, and inclusion. The Digital, Data, and Design Institute at Harvard (re)invents how organizations compete and thrive in the digital world and educates a new generation of leaders. D^3 (pronounced D-cubed) provides a new architecture for rigorous research, immersive learning, and cutting-edge practice by embracing close partnerships and collaborations with leaders and organizations impacted by digital transformation. Critically, the Institute houses both technical research in data science and machine learning alongside research examining broader business implications, allowing faculty in disparate disciplines to unite around common interests. D^3 is based at Harvard Business School, but seeks to engage and benefit all of Harvard. With 14 labs, 30+ faculty members, and 6 Communities of Practice, D^3 enables companies to be more competitive in the age of AI and generate new organizational models.
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https://d3.harvard.edu/
External link for Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard
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- Research Services
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- 51-200 employees
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- Boston, MA
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- Educational
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- 2022
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Boston, MA 02134, US
Employees at Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard
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Raj Chinai
Partner at Iron Pillar | Growth-Stage Tech Investor | YPO | Wharton Private Equity & Venture Capital Alumni Association
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Stephen Goodman
Growth Executive | Global GM and P&L | Commercialization | Board Member
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David Homa
Strategy and Operations Executive | Digital Data Design Institute at Harvard | Digital Technology Literacy Expert
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Suraj Srinivasan
Philip J. Stomberg Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
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As the year winds down, it’s time to reflect, recharge, and appreciate the moments that matter most. Whether you're spending the holiday season with family, friends, or taking some well-deserved time for yourself, we hope it brings you joy and relaxation. This year has been a remarkable journey, and we're looking forward to an exciting 2025 filled with new opportunities and collaborations. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a bright, successful year ahead. Happy Holidays! #HappyHolidays #Gratitude #NewYear2024
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With 96% of codebases incorporating Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), open source is the foundation of modern innovation. However, its decentralized nature brings challenges in assessing its security, value, and overall health. The newly released Census III report by Harvard Business School Professor Frank Nagle, Laboratory for Innovation Science at Harvard Program Manager Kate Powell, and the The Linux Foundation provides a comprehensive analysis of the FOSS ecosystem. It highlights the increasing adoption of cloud-specific tools, ongoing reliance on outdated software, and the critical role of standardization in strengthening software supply chains. The report also sheds light on the sustainability challenges faced by FOSS, with many key projects relying heavily on a small group of contributors. For organizations, the findings underscore the need to invest in open-source sustainability and security while embracing its transformative potential. Explore the report to learn how your business can better leverage FOSS and address its challenges: https://lnkd.in/eRaqZprA #OpenSource #FOSS #TechInnovation #CloudComputing #DigitalTransformation #HarvardBusinessSchool
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"Well, first of all, you know, AI development has been going on for more than 70 years, but for most of us, we started to see AI in our mobile phones. Even today, when you use your smartphone and it does facial recognition, you did a little bit of training of a model to help you recognize that. And so it was always in the background in our consumer lives. What's happened is that over the last three or four years, the rise of generative AI systems has really taken hold. And, all of a sudden, AI had its browser moment. Rate of change and improvement of these tools has been incredible." AI has been quietly shaping our lives for decades, but the rise of generative AI has created a true "browser moment" for this technology. 🌐 In a recent episode of Talking Development by the World Bank, Dorothy & Michael Hintze Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School Karim Lakhani shares insights into how AI is transforming industries and everyday life at an unprecedented pace. From facial recognition in our smartphones to advanced generative tools, the rapid evolution of AI is driving change—and opportunities—for individuals, organizations, and governments alike. How is your organization preparing to leverage AI for impact? 🎥 Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/ex-xPuWq #AI #Innovation #GenerativeAI #HarvardBusinessSchool #DigitalTransformation
Artificial Intelligence for Development: Shaping the World’s Future | Talking Development
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A heartfelt thank you to the Technology Innovation Institute for sponsoring AI Elevate. Your support made it possible to bring this extraordinary gathering of brilliant minds to life at the Museum of the Future. This historic event, filled with insightful discussions and visionary ideas, couldn’t have happened without your generous sponsorship. You’ve helped pave the way for meaningful conversations about the future of AI and its transformative potential. Here’s to many more milestones in advancing technology and innovation! #AIElevate #TechnologyInnovation #FutureOfAI HBS Club of the GCC
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IT spending in 2025 is expected to grow by 10%, driven largely by investments in AI (35-40% growth) and cybersecurity (15% growth), with security comprising up to 20% of overall IT budgets. Cybersecurity priorities focus on identity management, compliance monitoring, and combating advanced threats like malware and software supply chain attacks, with AI and automation increasingly integrated to enhance security functions and mitigate workforce shortages. Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard Harvard Innovation Labs Harvard Business School Meghan Sutherland Mario Vuksan Michael Parker Patrick Azzopardi ReversingLabs InfoSec Global DOWSERS FiVerity Darren Shou Hugh Thompson, Ph.D.
Cybersecurity and Related Trends for 2025
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2024 was a year of transformation and bold ideas. At the Estoril Conferences, we came together with 80+ global leaders to challenge the status quo, spark fresh perspectives, and imagine a more humane, balanced world. Guided by our theme, "Time to ReThink," we embarked on a journey to confront the challenges of today and create the solutions of tomorrow. This video captures the essence of two days that were more than just an event—they were a movement. A call to rethink our assumptions, our systems, and our shared future. Now is the time to act. Now is the time to rethink. Together, we can make a difference. Let’s keep the momentum going as we look ahead to 2025. // 2024 foi um ano de transformação e de ideias arrojadas. Nas Conferências do Estoril, juntámo-nos a mais de 80 líderes globais para desafiar o status quo, despertar novas perspectivas e imaginar um mundo mais humano e equilibrado. Guiados pelo nosso tema, “Time to ReThink”, embarcámos numa viagem para enfrentar os desafios de hoje e criar as soluções de amanhã. Este vídeo capta a essência de dois dias que foram mais do que apenas um evento - foram um movimento. Um apelo para repensarmos os nossos pressupostos, os nossos sistemas e o nosso futuro comum. Agora é o momento de agir. Agora é o momento de repensar. Juntos, podemos fazer a diferença. Vamos manter o ímpeto enquanto olhamos para 2025. Nova School of Business and Economics NOVA Medical School - Faculdade de Ciências Médicas Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard Câmara Municipal de Cascais CASCAISNEWS Lusa United Nations European Commission Presidência da República Portuguesa McKinsey & Company CEMS - The Global Alliance in Management Education United Nations Western Europe Visit Cascais Video by: Boa Onda Produções #estorilconferences #estorilconferences24 #cascais #novasbe #nms #portugal #ReThink #purposegeneration #planet #people #peace #policy #health #InventTheFuture
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New research from Harvard Business School scholars reveals that the number of U.S. companies doing climate work has doubled over almost two decades, signaling that corporate America is starting to address climate change as an economic opportunity rather than just as a risk. Read more about the #research findings led by HBS professor George Serafeim: https://lnkd.in/eMzs82HS Watch the full interview with Barbara DeLollis from #BiGS and HBS researchers Shirley Simiao Lu and Simon Xu 👉 https://lnkd.in/eb6HJ3cb Topics included: - General trends in U.S. businesses investing in climate solutions - The profitability of investing in climate solutions - Top-ranked climate solutions companies in the U.S. Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard
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Breaking: Corporate America's climate revolution Harvard Business School research reveals a seismic shift in business strategy: 45% of relevant U.S. public companies are now developing or selling #climate solutions. Key insights from the study: - Corporate climate activity has doubled over two decades - 42% of companies increased climate initiatives after the Inflation Reduction Act - The trend spans multiple industries and continues to accelerate "This tells us that companies are serious about capitalizing on the opportunity presented by the transition to a low-carbon economy," notes Harvard Business School professor George Serafeim. The research highlights how companies like General Motors strategically balance current market demands with future #sustainability goals – proving that profit and planet can align. Want to see which companies are leading the charge? Explore the full BiGS Climate Innovators 100 list 👉 https://lnkd.in/eNBtp-zC More on this #research: https://bit.ly/4gykLO4 And see how #GM is shaping an all-electric future 🔌 https://bit.ly/41Chp8B #ClimateInnovation #CorporateStrategy #CleanTech #BusinessResearch #HarvardBusinessSchool #climatech Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard
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How Do Venture Capital Investments in Climate-Tech Startups Spark Innovation? 💡 Thrilled to share our latest research at Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard: "Catalysts for Climate Solutions: Corporate Responses to Venture Capital Financing of Climate-Tech Startups." Key findings: ✅ VC investments in climate-tech startups act as powerful signals of market potential, pushing established firms to boost their focus on climate solutions. ✅ This response is stronger when startups show promising financial prospects or are backed by high-visibility VC deals. ✅ Incumbents already engaged in climate solutions see positive stock price reactions, reflecting investor confidence in their future growth. Why it matters: Venture capital doesn’t just fund startups—it creates ripples across industries, accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. Our research highlights how these investments inspire broader corporate action toward sustainability. 💬 What role do you see venture capital playing in scaling climate innovation globally? Let’s discuss! Paper can be freely accessed here: https://lnkd.in/e9iAmkKf #ClimateInnovation #VentureCapital #Sustainability #ClimateTech #AI #ClimateChange #Innovation #Technology Harvard Business School HBS Business and Environment Initiative HBS Institute for Business in Global Society