August 22, 2005  |  Howard Anderson A podcast with Howard Anderson, who teaches several courses at MIT's Sloan School of Management on "Managing in Adversity" and "New Enterprises." In 1970, he started one of the first technology analyst firms, the Yankee Group, and later helped launch Battery Ventures, the venture capital firm that backed Akamai Technologies and Nextel, among others. In this podcast, he talks about today's important new directions in technology, why big companies can't innovate, and why there may be too many venture capitalists.  Download the podcast  Boston Globe Bizcasts Home  |  Archive