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Eric Bonabeau was selected as one of the World's Top 100 Young Innovators in technology and business by Technology Review, MIT's award-winning magazine of innovation. The complete TR100 list appears in the June 2002 issue of Technology Review, currently available at www.technologyreview.com and on newsstands May 28, 2002. The TR100 will be publicly honored on May 23, 2002 during an all-day conference and symposium at Kresge Auditorium on the MIT campus. The event, themed "The Innovation Economy: How Technology is Transforming Existing Businesses and Creating New Ones", includes a full day of conference sessions and panel discussions between the TR100 and international business leaders from businesses and institutions such as the ACLU, Agilent Technologies, Ballard Power Systems, Harvard Business School, Intel, Kirkland & Ellis, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Microsoft, and RSA Security. A complete agenda can be found on the TR100 web site. TR100 concludes with an awards ceremony and dinner honoring the World's Top 100 Young Innovators from the all over the United States as well as Belgium, Canada, England, France, Germany, India, Japan, and Singapore. The awards for the "2002 Innovator of the Year" and "Technology in the Service of Humanity" will be publicly announced for the first time during the awards ceremony.
About Icosystem Corporation Icosystem Corporation, a strategy consulting firm in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has emerged as a leader in the development of business applications for network theory and complexity science. Using the tools of complexity science and advanced computational techniques, Icosystem provides a highly flexible and cost-effective technology platform for exploring business problems and discovering or designing strategies that have significant impact. Icosystem's approach uses realistic models of complex business environments and evolutionary and distributed computational techniques to validate new business ventures or improve the performance of existing enterprises. |
