Achieving the Net Effect To launch Network Appliance into the Fortune 500, its CEO, Dan Warmenhoven, says he’ll need a focused strategy, innovative products, and the best talent his company can hire.
The Best Business Education Ever Today’s business schools are under fire, but what critics do not seem to realize is just how good 21st-century management education has become.
Critical Mass Critics of the MBA abound, even within our own ranks. An analysis suggests, however, that while there is a kernel of truth in some criticisms, often the claims are incomplete, unfounded, and off-base.
One Size Does Not Fit All As AACSB focuses on its priorities for the future, the association’s new board chair considers the challenges and changes that face management education.
Advise and Connect Advisory boards strengthen the connection between academia and the corporate world, as executives engage in the lives of schools through counsel, funding, and hands-on involvement.
The True Colors of Management Education The critics have been loud in their claims that business schools are failing at their job. But impassioned voices celebrating the successes of management education are creating a rising tide of enthusiasm that may drown out the critics.
Smart Data Analytics: A Competitive Advantage Business schools can successfully transition to a virtual environment by using smart data analytics.
Transcending Education: 4 Ingredients to Create Meaningful Learning Experiences Four ingredients that help instructors create meaningful learning experiences to prepare learners for future success.
Evaluating Soft Skills in Students Soft skills seem to be the buzzword today. How do universities demonstrate that they are developing soft skills that prepare their students for the workplace?