Yet Another Reason to Hate System Delays
System delays harm UX, job satisfaction, revenue, and learning complex material; new research explores why they affect your brain they way they do.
06/25/2024 | By Alyssa Riley; Kevin Harmon
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RESEARCH
Not Just Good vs. Evil: A Balanced View of the Societal Impacts of AI
At this point in the AI evolution, thousands of decisions are being made regarding its development and deployment. We cannot afford to get them wrong.
06/18/2024 | By Kaslyn Tidmore; Rajiv Sabherwal and Varun Grover
Mining Data on the American Dream
Social mobility has stalled. What behaviors, choices, and habits can U.S. policymakers encourage & direct funding towards to reinvigorate social mobility?
06/13/2024 | By Stephen Caldwell; Paul Gramling
Healthful or Not-so-healthful: Consumers React to Ultra-processed Foods
How much do health labels matter when selecting the food we eat? Research shows how graphics and word choice influence consumers in supermarket selections.
06/11/2024 | By Mitchell Simpson; Scot Burton
Transforming Transgressions: Strategic Communication in Sales Relationships
Using the right mode of communication after you make a mistake is vital; it's especially so for salespeople wanting to repair relationships with customers.
06/03/2024 | By Kaslyn Tidmore and Judith Anne Garretson Folse
PERSPECTIVES
What a Waste of Time
We do lots of things with time. We keep time, spend time, use time, and lose time. How do we avoid, though, the unthinkable: wasting time.
05/23/2024 | By Stacey Mason
The Straightforward Wisdom Behind Functional Teams
Lencioni's modern classic shows how teams can build trust, work through conflict, show commitment, maintain accountability, and focus on team results.
04/30/2024 | By Stephen Caldwell
Putting Principles First: Revisiting Covey’s 7 Habits
Covey's 7 Habits still reminds us of the foundational importance of "character ethic" principles: integrity, humillity, industry, justice, and patience.
04/04/2024 | By Stephen Caldwell
Navigating the Mirage: Ethical, Transparency, and Regulatory Challenges in the Age of Deepfakes
Deepfakes are still relatively new, which makes now the perfect time to inject ethical guidelines, transparency measures, and proactive governance.
03/20/2024 | By Cindy Moehring
The Enduring Value of Winning Friends and Influencing People
Almost 90 years later, the simple and obvious advice of Dale Carnegie still resonate; building relationships that help you succeed never becomes passé.
03/14/2024 | By Stephen Caldwell
Why Pursue an MBA? A Personal Perspective
MBA programs allow students to touch on many different specialties on the surface, and the opportunity to become an expert in the 1-2 specialized fields.
02/29/2024 | By Sydney Combs
Should Business Leaders Take an Intellectual Adventure With Malcolm Gladwell?
Savvy leaders are curious readers. Business leaders don't just need business books, as shown by the unique insights and impact from Gladwell's books.
02/22/2024 | By Stephen Caldwell
Navigating Turbulence: Boeing’s 737 MAX Continuing Saga and the Path to Redemption
Boeing faces a long road to regaining lost trust; per Cindy Moehring, returning to its roots & aligning its purpose with strategy will keep it on track.
02/15/2024 | By Cindy Moehring
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