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Track 4 innovation and Technology as an answer to poverty alleviation Code: 4.a approaching healthcare Challenges in Developing Countries through innovative business Models and Disruptive Technologies In this day and age, developing economies are showing more and more convergence to the developed world as regards to the diseases that they are facing. Non-communicable diseases are becoming more common in the developing world. In response, technology and Healthcare companies are trying to offer solutions, whether by using new innovative technologies or by using disruptive ones. However, challenges in developing countries are far different than in developed countries, and because of that, these companies need to innovate - either on the technology side or the business model side- in order to succeed. In this panel, we aim to discuss how healthcare companies and entrepreneurs use their different business models in order to respond to the healthcare problems in developing countries. Be it an innovative or a disruptive technology, we aim to understand the challenges and difficulties in implementing a technology in different regions in the world and what have companies done and are doing to overcome these challenges. Speakers: Sandra Schoenes – Moviu (Speaker and Moderator) Kenneth Marcus - Karl Storz Assaad Matuk Safi – Johnson & Johnson, Iberia panel coordinators: Maria Luisa Peña (MBA 2012) and Jonathan Salomon (MBA 2011) Code: 4.b Technology’s role in increasing accessibility to banking Services in Developing nations In hard to reach rural areas, inhabitants’ access to banking tends to be extraordinarily costly, insecure and time consuming. Difficulties such as these are detrimental to economic development. Advances in technological solutions have made it easier to reach these areas and have positively impacted the lives of numerous individuals, families and societies. This panel will highlight the current technologies and methods that have expanded the access to financial services while drawing attention to the difficulties and challenges faced. It will evaluate several issues, including if the benefits outweigh the costs and if these services are easily adopted by the customers. It will also examine alternatives such as: mobile payment, cards, and the internet. Speakers: Francesc Prior Sanz – IESE (Speaker and Moderator) Monica Brand – Acción - Frontier Investments Lauro González - Fundação Getúlio Vargas Shainoor Khoja – Roshan panel coordinators: Christine Muller (MBA 2012) and Ana Lucia Jeronimo (MBA 2011) 24 IESE Business School
Code: 4.c responsible urbanization: Can new business Models Save the urban landscape? As the trend for populations to seek work in cities continues to grow, the risk that urban development becomes socially and/or environmentally damaging increases. Companies with new business models are now emerging to address ways of reducing pollution and preserve urban environments. Focusing on population growth, we will discuss environmentally friendly solutions and ways that cities can become sustainable in the long term. Moderator: Prof. Mike Rosenberg – IESE Business School Speakers: Dirk Bogaert - Avancar Vinay Gupta - Whipcar César Ramirez i Martinell - IB System Corp Tom Wright - Whipcar panel coordinators: Henley Johnson (MBA 2011), Richa Pathak (MBA 2011) and Yariv Hauer (MBA 2012) Code: 4.d Technological innovation Driving reduction in energy Consumption and emissions Technological innovation is a driving force behind reduction in energy consumption and emissions. With the continuous focus on renewable energy, the financial crisis has elevated the importance of reducing energy consumption, a big step towards reducing overall emissions. The panel will explore what actions are being taken to drive this reduction: what types of technology and processes are involved? Is solar energy sustainable? What needs to happen to make it feasible? Finally the panel will discuss the role of their industry overall in driving this reduction. Moderator: Prof. Charlie Donavan – IESE Business School Speakers: Miquel Cabré – Alstom Davide Cannarozzi - Enertika Joel Feldschuh - Nesher Todd Onderdonk - ExxonMobil Matteo Tarchi - GDF Suez panel coordinators: Jonathan Lipnik (MBA 2012) and José Miguel Novo (MBA 2012) 2011 Doing Good and Doing Well 25
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