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As the industrial age comes to an end, the world needs to rebuild its
institutions for a new era of networked intelligence.

So says one of the world's most influential management thinkers according to
Thinkers50.

Don Tapscott, author and business management expert, visited Carnegie Mellon
University to talk about his latest book, "Macrowikinomics," co-written by
Anthony D. Williams.

Tapscott is a leading authority on innovation, media, and the economic and
social impact of technology. He advises business and government leaders from
around the world.

"I think the future is not something to be predicted, it's something to be
achieved," he said to the eager audience of CMU students, faculty and staff
gathered in Rashid Auditorium in the Hillman Center for Future-Generation
Technologies.

Hosted by Heinz College, the event was part of The Innovators Forum, an
exciting new series connecting the world's top innovative minds with the
university community.

Heinz College Dean Ramayya Krishnan moderated a Q&A with the audience.

Tapscott believes that rebuilding our institutions for the new age of
networked intelligence will require a new set of principles, including
collaboration, openness, sharing, interdependence and integrity.

"In the past, we looked upon our established governments to ensure we had
justice. But we ...

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