This research report is the result of more than 50 interviews with industry and research thought-leaders conducted between September and December 2010, in preparation for an MIT Enterprise F…
This research report is the result of more than 50 interviews with industry and research thought-leaders conducted between September and December 2010, in preparation for an MIT Enterprise Forum in Seattle on January 19th, 2011. The initial hypothesis was that aging U.S. baby boomers would drive technology innovation across many areas. What we found is that boomers would have a substantial impact in one specific area: the adoption of tech-enabled health and wellness products for personal use.
This report presents key findings, as well as barriers, accelerators and opportunities, based on our interviews and secondary research.
Michael Gallelli
Event Team Lead & Report Lead Author
On behalf of the “Boomers, Technology and Health: Consumers Taking Charge!” Planning Team
This research report is the result of more than 50 interviews with industry and research thought-leaders conducted between September and December 2010, in preparation for an MIT Enterprise F…