Jack Shaw
International Authority on Business, Technology, and the Future

• Business Entrepreneurship
• Futurists
• Technology
• Social Media & Online Marketing
• Innovation & Creativity

Cloud Computing and Virtualization 
– Business Technology Unleashed
In 2002 in an interview with Jack Shaw, Bill Wulf, President of the National Academy of Engineering, said “Ubiquitous computing is inevitable. Within the next few years, you won't be anywhere that you won't have access to any data plus massive computational capabilities.”

Business on the Move – Mobile Commerce!
iPhones, Droids, iPads –"smart" phone and tablets are changing the way businesses interact with their customers and people interact with each other. Literally thousands of "apps" are redefining the business model for technology solution providers. And location based devices mean that businesses now must keep track of their customers – literally! Social Media, Marketing, Management 
– The Strategic Business Implications LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Google + –how should we be using social media in our business? Corporate executives are beginning to recognize how valuable - and potentially overwhelming - all the data available through social media has become. Simply participating is no longer enough. You must have a clear strategy for using social media –not only for marketing, but for a broader range of customer interactions and even for other operations.

Succeeding in Today's Economy
 with Intelligent Decision Management
There’s little more important to the success of an organization than ensuring that operational business decisions are accurate, consistent, fast, flexible, and cost effective. And in today’s challenging economy, companies must do this with limited staff and training budgets.

Dynamic Business Process Management™
Business Process Management (BPM) has been a hot topic. But in a rapidly changing business environment, static business processes, no matter how well managed, become a liability rather than an asset. Dynamic Business Process Management (DBPM) leverages the most advanced business technologies to enable your organization to rethink its business processes in ways not previously possible. DBPM gives your company unmatched strategic benefits allowing you to anticipate and respond to market changes and competitive threats far more effectively.

Enterprise Risk Management
After Lehman Brothers, the Japanese tsunami, and the Greek monetary crisis, businesses have realized that risk is a critical strategic issue. And, they've recognized that they can no longer manage risk in silos, but must address it on an enterprise-wide basis from the topmost levels of the company.

Taking Cost Out of Your Supply Chain
The companies that comprise the most competitive supply chains take costs out of their supply chains through optimized, collaborative supply chain event management. Collaboration means the sharing of key supply, demand, and inventory information among partners up and down the supply chain – and in real time.

Emerging Technologies for Non-Technical Executives
Jack cites case studies, real-world examples, and success stories show how leading edge organizations are using these technologies to cut costs, improve service, and facilitate innovation.

Social Media, Marketing, Management – The Strategic Business Implications
LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ – how should we be using social media in our business? Corporate executives are beginning to recognize how valuable – and potentially overwhelming – all the data available through social media has become. Simply participating is no longer enough. You must have a clear strategy for using social media – not only for marketing, but for a broader range of customer interactions and even for other operations. In his presentation, Jack shows where social media is headed and, more importantly, how to develop a roadmap for incorporating social media into your overall business strategy.