The hypersonic EmergingTech wrapup at RX Gallery last night was largely political Dean-for-President rants, but a couple of interesting things emerged:
1) Social networks shouldn’t do public searches over private data–things like considering a user’s last name to be private (ala Friendster), but allowing searches on last names to return profiles. It turns out that […]

Vinita, Scott, Tony, Ronald, and I met on Friday and brainstormed ideas about the luncheon… There will definitely be more to come…
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General Framework:

Who: Student Group Leaders.
[Especially important to target groups who aren’t using the Events@Stanford System, and those groups which may not hold frequent events, but who could benefit from ISIS services nonetheless]
What: […]

We should definitely incorporate talks on blogging, either into groups@stanford or Brad Lauster’s spot. The whole conference itself should also be blogged for those who can’t attend. We should have wireless APs covering the whole place by this point too, and make sure everyone can log in with their laptops. We could also implement some […]

hey, better late than never, don’t you think? Now that we’re done with our major SB events for the quarter, I should have more ISIS and thesis time :)
1) What will you contribute to ISIS this quarter?
1. I would like to work on planning the Emerging Tech Event with the team, particularly Nicole and Tony […]