Omar Hatamleh, NASA

Upcoming Event:

Berkeley-Haas Chief Innovation Officers Roundtable

Chief Guests:

Omar Hatamleh

Date:

April 12, 2019

Time:

10:00am – 1:00pm

Location:

NASA Ames Research Center (Moffett Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94035)

Table Topic: Open Innovation Workshop on the Future of Data Value

Abstract: The monetization of data has led to a deeper look into the actual value of data. Dr. Jim Short of the San Diego Supercomputer Center has spent the last three years exploring data’s value and recently published his findings in MIT’s Sloan Management Review. This session will focus on some of the key findings from this study, step through several use cases of assigning value to data (economic or otherwise), and take a look at emerging data marketplaces and the role of cryptocurrencies in relation to data’s value.

Table Chairs: Solomon Darwin, Garwood Center for Corporate Innovation

About the Speaker:

Steve Todd

CIO, NASA

Dr. Omar Hatamleh is the Executive Director of the Space Studies Program at International Space University. In addition to his role at ISU, Omar is the Chief Innovation Officer, Engineering at NASA. Prior to that he was the Deputy Chief Scientist at NASA ARC responsible for identifying new and promising areas of scientific research and supporting technologies that can be integrated into the Center’s capabilities. Omar has twenty years of aerospace industry experience and has published over 33 international journal articles; he has four engineering degrees, speaks four languages, and has been an invited keynote speaker to multiple national and international events including major innovation conferences, Google, IBM, European Investment Fund, etc.