What Sparks Team Creativity? TWO STUDIES OFFER insights into how companies can boost the creativity and overall performance of their teams.
Udacity to Offer ‘Nanodegrees’ UDACITY RECENTLY ANNOUNCED its creation of nanodegrees, which it describes as “a new type of credential for a modern workforce.”
Quant Thinking May Weaken Ethics BUSINESS SCHOOLS THAT emphasize quantitative approaches to leadership and decision making in their curricula could be setting up their graduates to be more selfish and less ethical in the workplace.
How Will MOOCs Change Business Schools? WHAT ARE THE implications of MOOCs on tenured business faculty?
Higher Pay, Lower Returns COMPANIES THAT PAY their CEOs sky-high salaries, beware: That decision could lower financial performance.
Curating a Digital Experience DIGITAL SIGNAGE HAS become a common tool that business schools use to communicate their news and accomplishments to their campus communities.
Budding Entrepreneurs THE ENTREPRENEURIAL spirit is alive and well among recent college graduates, according to a new survey by CT Corporation, a provider of business formation and legal compliance services.
Boardroom Behavior IS THERE A DISPARITY between European board directors and their North American counterparts?
Accounting for Diversity How accounting firm Ernst & Young works with academia to promote diversity not just within its own ranks, but within all of business.
A New North Star New initiatives will help AACSB International navigate the changing landscape of higher education, says new board chair Linda Livingstone.
Actively Engaged The many ways business faculty serve their schools and society by interacting with the wider community.
Research, Teaching, Service Like anyone who watches American politics, I was stunned last June when House Majority Leader Eric Cantor was defeated by Tea Party candidate David Brat in a Virginia primary.
The Professor's Perspective Four business faculty offer glimpses into what challenges and inspires them amid the changes affecting their profession.
MBA Applicants: Why You? APPLICANTS TO THE MBA program at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business in Washington, D.C., now have only one essay question to answer: “Why you?”
Connecting Scholars and Business TWO YEARS AGO, Harvard Business School added a feature to HBS Working Knowledge, the school’s website that aims to disseminate its faculty’s research to practitioners.
Ready to Work Businesses and nonprofits can partner to create internships and other practical experiences that prepare students to succeed in the fast-changing work world.
Bringing Social Impact and Sustainability Goals Into the Curriculum As young people challenge accepted business practices and take leadership into their own hands, business schools are beginning to adapt to shifting student expectations.
Digital Transformation: Mind the Gap How can business schools prepare future leaders for digital transformation? By teaching them to develop a mindset that encourages critical thinking about change and technology.