Lang Letter Archive, Technology
Three Counterintuitive Truths in Technology
Why human skills are at the center of our technology world.
Entrepreneurship
Virtual Training, Real Policing
Street Smarts VR is leveraging virtual reality to improve officer judgment and reduce avoidable police-citizen violence.
Entrepreneurship
Meet the 2019 Summer Fellowship Recipients
The Lang Center’s Summer Fellowship Program provides salary supplements to support rising second-year students who want to gain experience working at early-stage ventures.
Strategy
Getting Heard: Strategies for a Crowded Market
Adjunct Professor Jeremy Kagan of the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center advises new market entrants to “test out new channels.”
Entrepreneurship
$225,000 Awarded to Four Student Ventures by the Eugene Lang Fund
Four student-founded ventures have been selected to receive seed capital investments from the Eugene M. Lang Entrepreneurial Initiative Fund. Investments total $225,000. The ventures' industries ranged from fashion to personal finance to edtech to AI-powered healthcare.
Artificial Intelligence, Data/Big Data, AI and Transformative Tech
Laws, Risks, and Rights: The Evolution of Consumer Privacy in the Media
At a recent CBS Digital Future Initiative event, panelists debated the risks of sharing personal data and the responsibilities of those who leverage it.
Leadership and Strategy, Ownership, Research Findings, Strategy
Can you understand family-owned business without the emotions?
How do emotions impact decision-making in your family enterprise? Fabian Bernhard, Associate Professor of Management, EDHEC Business School, explains.
Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
Job Autonomy Can Be a Double-Edged Sword
In addition to its many benefits, job autonomy can lead to unethical behavior.