So You Have a Business Idea - How to Create a Compelling Business for You and Your Stakeholders
Stanford professors guide you through shaping, framing, communicating, and executing a new business idea, providing essential knowledge for building a successful business plan and launch.
Securing the World Around Us - Cyber Security for the Physical Economy
Explore cybersecurity challenges in critical infrastructure, including evolving risks, prevention strategies, and recovery efforts. Learn about IIoT, cloud, and OT systems' impact on organizational resiliency.
Digital Transformation: Beyond the Technology - Culture, Systems, and Leadership
Explore the non-technical aspects of digital transformation, including company culture and systems thinking, with Stanford Professor Pamela Hinds. Gain insights into leadership and future trends.
Mastering a Not So Digital Transformation
Discover 10 key attributes for successful business transformation, blending digital and traditional approaches to thrive in today's evolving landscape.
Stanford Seminar - What Success Means in the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Explore entrepreneurial success with Eurie Kim from Forerunner Ventures. Gain insights on startup ecosystems, venture capital, and key characteristics of successful founders in this Stanford seminar.
Project Risk Analysis Live Information Session
Explore project risk analysis using interactive simulations and stochastic libraries. Learn cutting-edge methods applicable across industries, balancing theory with practical tools for effective risk assessment and management.
Lessons from Mirai and the Current State of IoT Security
Explore the Mirai Botnet's evolution and its impact on IoT security. Analyze the 2016 cyberattack that disrupted major websites and learn about current challenges in securing internet-connected devices.
How to Be an Innovative Leader - A Jam Session with Stanford Faculty
Explore innovative leadership with Stanford faculty, focusing on d.Thinking principles to foster creative collaboration, adapt to challenges, and drive organizational change.
Nutrition Related Supplements - The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown
Explore popular dietary supplements with Stanford dietitians, covering safety, risks, and benefits of vitamin D, calcium, fish oils, and more for informed health decisions.
Radiation Therapy Treatment for Prostate Cancer Explained by a Stanford Radiation Oncologist
Comprehensive overview of radiation therapy for prostate cancer, covering treatment options, side effects, and monitoring. Emphasizes shared decision-making and provides detailed explanations of various radiation techniques.
When Design Equals Planning - Computational Approaches to Robot Design
Exploring the intersection of robot design and planning, this seminar discusses computational approaches to simplify design processes and make formal statements about design feasibility across various robotic systems.
Guest Lecture: Maurice Greenberg on AIG and the Financial Crisis
Maurice Greenberg shares insights on building AIG, navigating global markets, and his perspective on the 2008 financial crisis, drawing from his extensive experience in the insurance industry.
Misbehavior, Crises, Regulation and Self-Regulation in Financial Markets - Lecture 12
Explore financial market regulation across five levels: firm, trade groups, regional, national, and international. Learn about regulatory bodies, historical context, and efforts to prevent market manipulation.
Technology and Invention in Finance - Financial Markets
Explore financial technology's societal impact, from limited liability corporations to inflation indexation and swap contracts, emphasizing the evolution and importance of financial inventions in managing risks.
Introduction to Financial Markets - Lecture 1
Explore finance as a pillar of civilized society, managing resources and risks. Learn from industry experts about investment, regulation, and using wealth for philanthropy.
Risk and Financial Crises - Probability Theory in Financial Markets
Explore probability theory in financial crises context, covering expected value, variance, covariance, and regression analysis. Learn about risk decomposition and the limitations of normal distribution assumptions in finance.
Dynamic Hedging and Average Life in Financial Theory - Lecture 21
Explore dynamic hedging, marking-to-market, and bond average life calculation. Learn how traders use these concepts to manage interest rate risk and create effective hedging strategies.
Institutions and Incentives in Mortgages and Mortgage-Backed Securities
Exploración histórica y análisis de crisis financieras, enfocándose en el mercado hipotecario. Se examinan datos recientes y se evalúan las causas de la crisis económica actual.
Past and Future of Nuclear Power - Lecture 22
Explores nuclear energy's global impact, risks, and challenges, including waste storage, proliferation, and disasters like Chernobyl, while comparing it to coal-fired plants' risks.
Evolution of Pesticide Regulation in the United States - Lecture 9
Explore the evolution of pesticide regulation in the US, from early food laws to modern risk assessment, reflecting changes in scientific understanding and societal values over time.
Economic Decisions for the Foraging Individual - Lecture 32
Explore foraging behaviors, from marginal value to group hunting, and how organisms make economic decisions when seeking food or mates. Learn about risk management and predator-prey dynamics in ecology.