Microsoft’s Sophia Velastegui : More diversity needed in the AI Revolution
Sophia Velastegui is the ultimate problem solver. As Microsoft’s General Manager in AI Products & Bing Search, she boils her job down to a simple concept: “What are the needs…
New research seeks to reveal students’ hopes and fears about AI
The prospect of us having to share offices, classrooms and our personal lives with Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been covered at length in the media over recent years. There have…
Webinar: Strategic drivers for the near future
Exponential technologies like artificial intelligence, driverless cars, biotechnologies, 3D printing, and robots are transforming the way we live and work, triggering the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). In this age of…
Disrupting the curriculum
This article was originally published in Vol.13 of EFMD Global Focus, the European Foundation for Management Development Business Magazine. This article is also available as a podcast, listen now…
Role of the global MBA in the technology sector
Edward Teller famously once said, “The science of today is the technology of tomorrow”. By definition, technology is the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry. Taking…
Ethical AI: The risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence
With the exponential advancement of technology comes incredible opportunity—improved health and wellbeing, more convenience, better access to information, and the potential for better working and living conditions overall. But on…
Dare to disrupt: Preparing for change in a time of exponential growth
Disruption will affect us all. So, how do you make sure you’re the disruptor and not the disrupted? To gain control of disruption, we need to understand why disruption happens…
TEDxHultLondon: Biohacking — unleash your inner potential
Biohacking is the art and science of taking control of your own health, wellbeing, and performance with technological and biological tools. In this fascinating TEDx talk, Teemu Arina guides you through…
Disruption, innovation, and endurance: A brief history of PowerPoint
The journey of a thousand presentations begins with a single slide. This is a story about love in the time of ClipArt, about innovation persevering through really lame animations. This…
A new reality: The rise of the robots continues
New graduates starting a business career have plenty of challenges: landing a job, finding a place to live, scrambling to make rent—all while trying to plot the next step in…
Where statistical analysis and business knowledge meet: Boston’s Business Analytics Group
The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil—it’s data. The arrival of the computer and evolution of internet has created a human reliance on technology. And this has given birth…
How’s your social credit score?
A few weeks ago, I ordered an Uber to take me to London City Airport. On the way, we got stuck in some heavy traffic, and I happened to strike…
Breaking down big data: Introducing San Francisco’s Data Analytics Club
Global business is data-driven. Effective data collection, compliant data management, and ethical data usage is a hot topic across sectors. It’s no wonder that the ability to turn big data into…
The power of psychographics when properly used
The recent issues around Cambridge Analytica and Facebook have sparked a global concern about the online harvesting and usage of personal data to unconsciously influence decisions at the individual level—otherwise…
The top 5 ways a tech-challenged leader fails
Almost every big idea today involves some form of technical innovation. But whether you are conceiving a new startup or a plan to advance the business model of a large…
How to swim through the ocean of big data… and survive
The world population is 7.6 billion people. About 4 billion currently have access to the internet. What does this mean? The ocean of personal data online is already huge, and…
Hult Tech Club: Teaching business students to code
Technology is changing the game for many sectors, and the world of business is not exempt. Students at the Hult Boston campus decided it was time for business students to…
TEDxHultAshridge: Why driverless cars need philosophers
Google and Tesla have taken self-driving cars from science fiction to reality. But in this fascinating talk, Hult Professor Alessandro Lanteri raises some important questions about the decisions a driverless…
Psychographics: How big data is watching you
Have you ever approved a website cookie to monitor your online behavior, or downloaded a mobile application and allowed it to access personal data on your phone? Most likely you…
Preparing for your future in a world of disruptive technology (DECA)
From driverless cars to virtual reality prototyping, 3D printing and robots that can work for us, ideas that once seemed like science fiction are quickly becoming reality. This pace of…
What does it mean to be human in the digital age?
While many HR discussions today focus on either ‘digital disruption’ or how to create a ‘meaningful workplace’, very few bring these two concepts together. On the one hand, digital disruption…
Alumni spotlight: Pavel G Ferreri, Innovation Executive IBM
Hult students have the skills, curiosity, and tenacity to achieve great things during their studies and in their career. We’re proud of our alumni network of over 19,000 graduates hailing…
Beyond Borders with Olaf Groth: Building a future together
Last month, Olaf Groth, Hult Professor of Global Strategy, Innovation, Management and Economics (Postgraduate), and Program Director (Executive Education) for Disruption Futures was featured in the Russian publication, Beyond Borders….
Siemens’ Hult Business Challenge 2017: Winners interview
Seven months to find the best solution to a global corporation’s challenge, or to bring your own startup idea to market—The Hult Business Challenge encapsulates what learning at Hult is…
Back to school—Hult’s Lifelong Learning
There are so many reasons to look forward to the summer. For me, as a Hult alumna, one of those reasons is the Hult electives. While for current students this…
The invisible force in your next job interview
More and more companies are turning to artificial intelligence in the job hiring process. Unilever. Urban Outfitters. Vodafone. The good ole fashioned resume just isn’t as relevant anymore. “Turns out…
Where could a business degree take you?
It’s important to pick an undergraduate degree that fits with the career you want—the investment of time and money you will make needs to take you in the right direction…
Hult Alumnus makes double-jump from Asia to America landing his dream job
Written by Ram Sasidhar, Global Ambassador and MIB student, San Francisco Campus Class of 2017 After seven years of experience in Sales and Business Development in Thailand and Singapore, Arpit…
‘Data-Facturing’ in the Internet of Things — a Shakeup Ahead?
Many experts believe that the development and incorporation of internet-connected sensors – constituting the Internet of Things (IoT) – will optimize the production, consumption and maintenance of all types of…
Hult students learn how to get a job at Google
[ifurlparam param=”report”] Thank you for interest. You can see the webinar here: [/ifurlparam] Building relationships with companies our students want to work for is a top priority for us at…