Can Open Innovation Regain America's Competitive Edge?

The creation of new global industries, companies, organizations, and partnerships has long been dominated by American innovators. In today's challenging world, the US is often playing catch up to new innovators in India, China and Europe. Is it too late for America to retain the lead? Has our entrepreneurial edge dulled? Will China and India "out innovate" us at our own game? Featuring Michael M. Crow, President, Arizona State University; Santokh S. Badesha, Xerox Fellow and Manager of Open Innovation, Xerox Corporation; Matthew Von Ertfelda, Vice President for Creative Strategy, Marriott International; Mitzi M. Montoya, Executive Dean of the College of Technology & Innovation, Arizona State University; Rob Pegoraro, Consumer Technology Columnist, Washington PostConsumer Technology Columnist, Washington Post; Amy Stursberg, Executive Director, Blackstone Charitable Foundation; Chris S. Thomas, Chief Strategist, Intel Corporation / Director of Architecture, World Ahead; Diana Wells, President, Ashoka; Jim Whitehurst, President and Chief Executive Officer, Red Hat.