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<blockquote data-quote="cheryl" data-source="post: 3545926" data-attributes="member: 1"><a href="https://www.chicagobooth.edu/magazine/spring-2018/perspectives/a-workday-with-david-lee-ups" target="_blank">A Workday With David Lee, ’11 - Chicago Booth Magazine</a>With 450,000 employees across 126 countries, can UPS be just as innovative as Silicon Valley’s most disruptive startups? As the vice president of innovation and UPS ventures at Atlanta-based United Parcel Service, David Lee, ’11, helps one of the world’s largest logistics companies think like a startup. He doesn’t fear a robot-filled future. Robots can have the boring jobs, according to Lee. Humans have more important creative and problem-solving work to do.Lee believes anyone can bring forth game-changing products and technologies, no matter his or her job title. He even gave a TED Talk (which has 1.6 million views and counting) on the topic. Here’s how Lee inspires innovation at UPS throughout a typical workday.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cheryl, post: 3545926, member: 1"] [URL='https://www.chicagobooth.edu/magazine/spring-2018/perspectives/a-workday-with-david-lee-ups'][B]A Workday With David Lee, ’11 - Chicago Booth Magazine[/B][/URL] [I]With 450,000 employees across 126 countries, can UPS be just as innovative as Silicon Valley’s most disruptive startups? [/I] As the vice president of innovation and UPS ventures at Atlanta-based United Parcel Service, David Lee, ’11, helps one of the world’s largest logistics companies think like a startup. He doesn’t fear a robot-filled future. Robots can have the boring jobs, according to Lee. Humans have more important creative and problem-solving work to do. Lee believes anyone can bring forth game-changing products and technologies, no matter his or her job title. He even gave a TED Talk (which has 1.6 million views and counting) on the topic. Here’s how Lee inspires innovation at UPS throughout a typical workday. [/QUOTE]

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