# Sanjay Sarma
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Sanjay E. Sarma (born May 1968) is the Fred Fort Flowers (1941) and Daniel Fort Flowers (1941) professor of mechanical engineering and the Vice President for Open Learning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is credited with developing many standards and technologies in the commercial RFID industry. Sarma is co-author of The Inversion Factor: How to Thrive in the IOT Economy (MIT Press, 2017), along with Linda Bernardi and the late Kenneth Traub.
#120: WIlliam B. Bonvillian — Author of “Workforce Education: A New Roadmap,” Lecturer at MIT, Innovation and Technology Policy Specialist
There's a learning problem in America's workforce. Opportunities for workers to develop skills that can lead them down successful career paths are scarce, and often ineffective. 83 cents of every dollar goes towards training for people who already have received some form of higher education, and ev…
Revitalizing Leadership - Putting Theory & Practice into Context
Guest: Brad Jackson
Theory is one thing. Practice is another. That’s just as true of leadership coaches and their theories as with any science. Guest Brad Jackson understands that, and works to put leadership theory into real-world contexts so it can be truly useful.
That’s the focus of his bo…
EP 68: Why Learning is the Oxygen of the New Economy with Prof. Sanjay Sarma
How will AI disrupt the landscape of work and create job refugees? What does the future of Education look like in this technology-driven evolution?
With a career spanning decades in academia and innovation, we unpack these questions (and more!) with Professor Sanjay Sarma, the Chief Executive Offic…
Ambition Into Action - No Talent, No Sector
Dive into this episode where Sanjay Sarma, VP of Open Learning at MIT, and Steve Layton, Head of Engineering at Rolls Royce, discuss the topic of "No Talent, No Sector". Our nuclear and non-nuclear guests explore the urgent need for talent in the nuclear industry, sharing stories from inside and ou…
Episode 12 | Sanjay Sarma
"The grapevine in an organisation tells you more than formal communication," says Sanjay Sarma, brand strategist and communication expert.
In this episode of 'Work Made Easy,' Sanjay chats with Parthajeet about change communication within organisations. Drawing from Sanjay's extensive corporate co…
AI in Education: Charting New Territories
We sit down with Sanjay Sarma, the newly appointed CEO and Dean of the Asia School of Business, to explore the transformative impact of AI on education. With AI technologies like ChatGPT on the rise, tertiary education is at a pivotal moment of change. Sarma will share his insights into how AI will…
Asia School Of Business Endeavors To Transform Executives
In the wake of the pandemic, academics and business schools now face pressures on multiple fronts. We speak to newly appointed CEO of Asia School of Business, Sanjay Sarma for his thoughts on how ASB is doing in today's landscape and get a sense of where the future lies in executive education.
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Monday, August 24th: Kyle Ardoin, Bill Bryan, Sanjay Sarma
Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin discusses his fall election plan that is supported by the Legislature but opposed by the Governor. Louisiana Independent Party Executive Director Bill Bryan explains why Tara Wicker was disqualified from the Mayor’s race. MIT Open Learning VP Sanjay Sarma on why we n…
Open Learning - A Conversation with Prof. Sanjay Sarma
Sanjay Sarma is the Fred Fort Flowers and Daniel Fort Flowers Professor of Mechanical Engineering. From 2012 until 2021, Sanjay led MIT Open Learning, first as director, then as dean, and finally as vice president. MIT Open Learning includes the Office of Digital Learning, the MIT Integrated Learni…
Re-engineering Education with VP for Open Learning Sanjay Sarma (S3:E2)
Sanjay Sarma is not only a professor of mechanical engineering; he’s also Vice President for Open Learning at MIT, where he oversees innovative efforts to reimagine education, and he is coauthor (with Luke Yoquinto) of the recent book Grasp, which explores the nature of learning. In this episode, P…
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