TiE Delhi’s annual conference, TiEcon 2006, was held on the 26th-28th October. The conference theme was ‘Entrepreneurship: The DNA of Growth’ and the event was a meeting ground for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, investors, industry leaders etc. Besides the main conference sessions, the agenda also included networking sessions, interest specific ...

Boston, June 15-17, 2006:
“Innovating in a Flat World” focuses on issues integral to the growth of private enterprises and non-profits. This year’s event takes place at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston.

PodTech’s John Furrier chats with Sanjay Kadaveru who is promoting the upcoming TiECON East.

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TieCONEast.org

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At TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California Academy Award winning director David Lynch (Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart) was featured in a panel on Creativity and consciousness. In this podcast Lynch, a 32 year practitioner of Transcendental ...

Film Director David Lynch answers audience questions at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California.

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TiEcon.org

Film Director David Lynch speaks about his discovery and use of Transcendental Meditation at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California. He explains how TM has helped rise above in the often brutal business of the Hollywood film industry.

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TiEcon.org

Dr. Fred Travis conducts a live demonstration of the effects of Transcendental Meditation on the brain at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California.

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TiEcon.org

At TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California, Academy Award winning film director David Lynch spoke on a panel exploring Consciousness, Creativity, and the Brain. Lynch a 32 year practitioner of Transcendental Meditation, say that the personal equilibrium, and inner peace that TM has granted him can serve as a powerful ...

TIEcon 2006 had an unusual conference feature on the exhibit floor: a community services area. Michael Johnson talked with a representatives from MAITRI, Sankara Eye Foundation, and Global Services Foundation. Each group focused on very different, but equally important areas of humanitarian service from the US to Indua, ...

Intersil makes the semi-conductors found inside many popular items like iPods, and large screen TV’s. Intersil CEO Rich Beyer spoke with PodTech’s Michael Johnson about functioning in a global market, and entrepeneurship across international borders.

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TiEcon.org

CEO of iFilm Blair Harrison and Scott Ehrlich of Red Tie Inc spoke on a panel of “Digital Media Luminaries” at TiEcon 2006. They stoped to talk with Podtech’s Michael Johnson about the success of iFilm, it’s recent sales to MTV networks, and what it takes for a company survive ...

Google India’s Nayan Patel, and Prasenjit Phukan from Google HQ speak with Podtech’s Michael Johnson at TiEcon about Google’s active interest in the growing market and braintrust in India.

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TiEcon.org

Google’s VP of Search Products & UE Product Management Marissa Mayer talks about Google’s unique approach to innovation. This podcast will clue you in to how innovation can start in the lunch line. You’ll also learn about Google’s 70/20/10 strategy, and how some of the hottest innovations come out of ...

VP of Marketing for Nirvana Woman Magazine Ankur Srivastrava spoke with PodTech’s Michael Johnson about the high gloss periodical which focuses primarily on the successful Indian woman, but reaches out to women in general.

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“The show is no longer just the show that’s on TV. There’s the show, the website, the downloads, what you can watch on your cellphone…” Linda Simensky, Senior Director of Programming for PBS KIDS, talked with Podtech’s Catherine Girardeau about how children’s content is evolving to take advantage of portable ...

PodTech’s John Furrier chats with Sanjay Kadaveru who is promoting TiEcon East to be held in Boston

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Boston.TiEcon.org

Judy Estrin, President and CEO of Packet Design, began her career as an entrepreneur. After co-founding three successful technology companies, she became CTO at Cisco. “Half the people I would meet would say, ‘How could you go from being a CEO to being a CTO working for someone else?’ The ...

In part 1 of this keynote address, President and CEO of Packet Design and former CTO of Cisco Judy Estrin talks about leadership and how it needs to change and adapt as a company evolves.

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TiEcon.org

In part 2 of this keynote address, President and CEO of Packet Design and former CTO of Cisco Judy Estrin emphasizes the key role innovation plays in starting, building and running a successful tech company.

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TiEcon.org

The average tech trade show in the United States wouldn’t be complete without lots of manufacturers displaying some of the latest toys that we’ll see in the market down the road. But not at TiEcon–which isn’t surprising when you consider this conference, which has gone global, has not lost its ...

Moore’s Law “could slow or maybe even stop,” offered Mike Fister, CEO of Cadence Design Systems. Before heading off to sit on a TiEcon session on the semiconductor industry.

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TiEcon.org

“The biggest value of TiE is just the inspiration it provides,” Guraraj Deshpande told PodTech’s John Furrier. “When people become successful, they somehow become inaccessible. What Tie has done is a very good job of bringing these successful people so that all the other members [of TiE] can meet them.”

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In this speech excerpt, PBS KIDS Senior Director of Programming, Linda Simensky, talks about current and future challenges for children’s programming. She concludes that the development of portable digital entertainment devices is radically changing the way networks conceptualize and ...

“Where are the women?” Governor Schwarzenegger queried when he noticed the onstage roundtable was composed of five men. Later in the question and answer session, the Governor said his real estate investments allowed him to turn down bad movie parts in favor of those that would further his career.

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Vyomesh Joshi, who heads up Hewlett-Packard’s Imaging and Printing Group (the company’s jewel) says HP’s development of printing technology is putting pressure on the rest of the industry. “In printing, we are the Microsoft, we are the Intel,” he exclaimed. “If you want to come, you’ll have to OEM from ...