Research and education in entrepreneurship, strategy, and technology implementation at UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, California
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🚀 Looking to boost your tech career—and get back into the workplace as soon as possible?
Our accelerated, 1-year master's program that can help you land your dream job in today's fast-paced, technology-driven global economy. 🧵
Featured in @HarvardBiz: Department Chair @pleonardi1 and Rebecca Hinds' piece on a hidden cost of AI agents' promises of productivity and performance improvement: "botsitting."
Read more at: hbr.org/2026/08/how-much-tim…
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This Earth Day, we are celebrating sustainability by highlighting our collaboration between UCSB’s Department of Technology Management and the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management! 🌱🌎💡 instagram.com/reel/DXcMthKgk…
⏰ Deadline reminder: 5 days!
Get ready to launch the future you and don’t forget to submit your Masters of Technology Management application for the Class of 2027 cohort by the February 15th deadline!
Questions? —> [email protected]
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Featured in @NPR: Assistant Professor @SukhunKang and UCLA's @jenn_kao co-authored study on the effects of Europe's data privacy laws on clinical trials🔒🔬
Read the full article here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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Your application deadline for the Class of 2027 MTM cohort is coming up! Final deadline is on February 15th - don’t wait!
Questions? [email protected]
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Assistant Professor @SukhunKang's guest post in The Incidental Economist proposes a more complete way to evaluate “innovation” in biopharma—beyond simple counts of R&D spending, approvals, or patents. 🧬🔬
Read more at: theincidentaleconomist.com/w…
Your career experiences are part of who you are. Then, it makes sense that they would also shape the companies that you build, right? Christine Beckman’s @cbeckman most highly cited paper says yes. Read more here: tmp.ucsb.edu/news/prior-comp…
#work #organization #entrepreneurship
Do you use #AI for therapy? If yes, you’re not alone. As this becomes more common, however, it brings up questions about #ethics and empathy. Read more from PhD candidate Fares Ahmad @fares4hmad and Professor Nelson Phillips @NelsonPhillips: tmp.ucsb.edu/news/different-…
Everyone gets tired. But that tiredness can be dangerous when it comes from everyday tools! In his book Digital Exhaustion, out October 7, Paul Leonardi @pleonardi1 shows how technology is draining our energy, and walks us through how we can replenish it: tmp.ucsb.edu/news/healthier-…
Please join us for an upcoming information session to transform an idea into a business, all UCSB students welcome:
Session 1- Wednesday, October 8th
Session 2- Tuesday, October 14th
Session 3- Thursday, October 23rd
Session 4- Monday, October 27th
All sessions 6PM in ESB 1001
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AI isn’t just a C-suite conversation, it’s already shaping how teams work.
Middle managers are in a unique position to champion AI adoption and empower employees while driving real business impact. Learn how to empower your people to make the most of AI. mck.co/3KASawE
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These days, new skills are relevant for less and less time. Continuous learning is more important than ever. But how do you know what to focus on? s.hbr.org/2YtWKBu
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Not just economists! Social scientists who focus on work, employment, innovation, technology and organizations... no matter what name we give our discipline.
Economists must take seriously the transformative implications of AI for the economy:
-economic growth
-science and innovation
-inequality
-concentration of power
-geo-economics
-information and knowledge flows
-catastrophic risk
-new measures of well-being and
-transition dynamics.
This paper, with @professor_ajay and @akorinek, proposes a research agenda.
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【Coming on Oct 07】
「Digital Exhaustion: Simple Rules for Reclaiming Your Life」
Author：Leonardi, Paul
Publisher：Riverhead Books
Publication date：October 07, 2025
amazon.com/dp/0593851234?tag…
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Three ways to operationalize purpose at the team level. mitsmr.com/3UGCH01 xitter.cf/mitsmr/status/19623955…
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Despite the fact that we spend one third of our lives at work, it is possible to separate our personal identity from our work. s.hbr.org/3Z3loZW
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“The biggest unlocks for businesses often come from using multiple technologies. They’re using machine learning. They’re using predictive analytics. They’re using probabilistic models,” says MGI Senior Partner Lareina Yee.
Here’s what business leaders need to know about top tech trends today. mck.co/47Jqy2b
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For the fourth year in a row, MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) have assembled an international panel of AI experts that includes academics and practitioners to help us understand how responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) is being implemented across organizations worldwide. We asked our panel to react to the following provocation: Holding agentic AI accountable for its decisions and actions requires new management approaches.
Read what the experts had to say >> mitsmr.com/42xQgTA
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Effective leadership in a hybrid world requires different skills that go beyond traditional team leadership: mitsmr.com/3cUTiZ8
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📸@StanfordHAI experts at today's "The Next Revolution of AI: Impact Summit" urge us to guide AI’s future with reasoned optimism and resilience to benefit society and future generations. The event brings together top minds to discuss AI’s next wave in science, industry & beyond.
