Javier
Zamora
Professor of the Practice of Management of Operations, Information and Technology
• Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Columbia University
• M.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Javier Zamora is a professor of the Practice of Management of Operations, Information and Technology Department at IESE Business School. He received his Ph.D in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University, and his M.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. He also holds a PDG from IESE.
He is the academic director of the executive programs “Executing Digital Change: Data, Agility and Continuous Innovation”, "Transformación Digital: Programa de Alta Dirección”, “IA en la Empresa Impacto en el Negocio, la Organización y las Personas” and “Navigating IT Architecture: Building Blocks for a Data-Driven Organization” at IESE. His current areas of interest are focused on data-driven organizations and Artificial Intelligence and its impact on digital transformation.
Prof. Zamora’s teaching spans across all IESE programs, from MBA to Custom, and is focused on the digital transformation of organizations through the knowledge and application of new digital technologies with special emphasis on the redesign of processes and the challenge for senior executives to develop a digital mindset. In custom training and consulting, he has been involved in projects with leading organizations. He also regularly teaches at AESE (Portugal), IAE (Argentina), PAD (Peru) and ESE (Chile).
Prof. Zamora is a co-founder of Inqbarna, a company specializing in AI-driven mobile solutions that deliver highly personalized and adaptive user experiences. For eight years he was the General Manager of eNeo Labs, a company devoted to products and services for the digital home. His previous professional experience includes four years as Director of Product Development at Xbind in New York, a pioneering company in video transmission over data networks, and five years researching and implementing one of the first video-on-demand systems in the US at the Center for Telecommunications Research and the Image and Advanced Television Laboratory of Columbia University. He served in the International Standard Organization (ISO) as editor of the MPEG-4 video standard.
Areas of interest.
• Digital Transformation of Organizations
• Data-Driven Organizations
• Artificial Intelligence