This small, interactive, invitation-only event is held annually for C-Suite executives from MIT CISR's global consortium. To enable participation by our global membership at this online event, we will offer the same content twice, live both times via Zoom.

MIT CISR Digital Leadership Summit 2022
This MIT CISR event is held exclusively for our sponsor and patron organizations (see list below) and a small number of invited guests. Please contact the MIT CISR event team if you have any questions about event registration.
Our Agenda
May 10, 5:00–7:30 PM EDT
and repeated on May 11, 7:00–9:30 AM EDT
Session | Presenter(S) |
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Welcome & Introduction | Stephanie Woerner |
Dashboarding Your Transformation: The What & The How A very common question that boards and senior executives ask during a digitally-enabled transformation is "How are we doing?" We propose that companies create real-time dashboards that monitor two aspects of value from digital:
The combination of the what and how of creating and capturing value from digital drives the company toward becoming Future Ready. In this session, Peter will share MIT CISR reearch on dashboarding, using Schneider Electric as an example, and in breakout groups, have participants share a lesson learned from dashboarding. |
Peter Weill |
Interview Sessions There is little doubt that the future of business is digital. Having a top management team (TMT) that undestands the role of digital in the firm's success makes a huge differnce. MIT CISR research shows that large firms whose executive teams have that understanding—which we call digital savvy—outperformed other firms by more than 48% based on revenue growth and valuation. Peter Weill will interview a CEO/CIO team from two different member companies during each of our event options:
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Building an Artificial Intelligence Explanation AI pushes an organization's limits when it comes to data monetization capability: it requires better data, faster processing, and more critical oversight. And, in fact, MIT CISR research has identified an additional capability—AI Explanation—that organizations need to build to fully exploit the power of their AI-fueled initiatives. In this session, Barb will describe the AI Explanation capability and what practices organizations used to build it. This session will include a series of polls that evaluate the state of AI and inspire discussion. |
Barb Wixom |
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Coming soon!Available on October 18, 2022 from the Harvard Business Review Press and other booksellers. |
MIT CENTER FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH (CISR)
Founded in 1974 and grounded in the MIT tradition of rigorous field-based research, MIT CISR helps executives meet the challenge of leading dynamic, global, and information-intensive organizations. Through research, teaching, and events, the center stimulates interaction among scholars, students, and practitioners. More than seventy-five firms sponsor our work and participate in our consortium.