The core of Dr. Gruber's vision for progress in the effectiveness of management is research-based practices enabled by information technology. His Ph.D. thesis at MIT focused on the impact of technological progress and productivity on the growth of the United States economy. From this research focus in the early 1960s, Dr. Gruber's research, teaching, publication, speaking, and consulting focused on factors in the development and utilization of technology, the information technology revolution, problems at the interface between the producers and users of new technology and management in an age of discontinuity.
Within this overall context, Dr. Gruber has specialized in:
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Health Care |
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Information Technology |
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Research & Development |
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Reengineering Massive Change |
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Financial Services |
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Public Affairs/Legal |
The planning and management of information technology-enabled strategic initiatives in financial services and health care have been an important focus of Dr. Gruber's forty years of leadership in the application of technology to industrial sectors.
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