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Developed the concept of the 'decision-making process' and identified the phases of intelligent, design, and choice activity in decision making.

Founded the MIT Media Lab and advanced the idea of digital convergence and the importance of user friendliness in interface design.

Developed the Bass diffusion model which describes the adoption of new products and technologies.

Regarded as the 'father of the computer', he provided the concept of a programmable computing device with his design of the Analytical Engine.

Credited with having invented the concept of management by objectives and self-control.

Authored 'The Digital Economy' and 'Wikinomics', highlighting the strategic impact of information technology in a networked world and the power of mass collaboration.

Authors of the widely used textbook 'Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm', which provides a comprehensive overview of the role of IS in business.

Co-creator of the Balanced Scorecard, a tool for tracking and managing organizational performance.

Explores the ethical implications in fields like cybersecurity, surveillance, and governance of algorithms.

Famous for his work on business process reengineering, knowledge management, and the competitive advantage of analytics.

Coined the expressions 'the medium is the message' and 'global village', forecasting the Internet and its impact on global communications.

Founded system dynamics, which deals with simulation of interactions between objects in dynamic systems.

Developed the concept of 'Critical Success Factors' and the idea of 'data as a corporate resource'.

Introduced the concept of the 'knowledge worker' and contributed to the development of the modern business corporation.

Pioneered the development of systems theory in management science and the field of operations research.

Known for 'Crossing the Chasm', his work focuses on the marketing of high tech products and disruptive innovations.

Coined the term 'strategic intent' and emphasized the importance of innovation in business strategy.

Developed the 'Porter's Five Forces' framework, analyzing industry structure and corporate strategy.

Developed the theory of 'Disruptive Innovation', transforming the understanding of how new technologies get adopted within markets.