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Vol. 16, No. 12
December 2010 |
Keeping your
head
Rob Mitchell’s research shows
when and why managers make erratic strategic decisions
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Mark Zbaracki on learning from near disaster |
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Vol. 16, No. 11
November 2010 |
Sharing good
news
Charlice Hurst shows that positive interactions between co-workers can
lead to unexpected benefits for the company
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Fredrik Odegaard on the benefits management science |
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Vol. 16, No. 10
October 2010 |
Opportunity
knocks
Christopher Williams explores how multinational firms can become more
entrepreneurial
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Niraj Dawar to discuss what factors help brands survive
distress |
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Vol. 16, No. 9
September 2010 |
Glass ceilings,
sticky floors, and mid-level bottlenecks
Alison Konrad finds that women and visible minorities are less likely to
be promoted than white men
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Mark Vandenbosch on why opportunism occurs and what can
be done about it |
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Vol. 16, No. 8
August 2010 |
Leading with
character
Mary Crossan’s research focuses on leadership, character, virtues, and
ethical decision making
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Joe Compeau on the Ivey
Consulting Project |
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Vol. 16, No. 7
July 2010 |
Lean and green
The research of Robert Klassen shows that managing environmental and
social issues helps strengthen the bottom line
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Professor Chris Higgins to
discuss why people are experiencing time crunch and what they can do
about it |
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Vol. 16, No. 6
June 2010 |
Taking the long
view
The research of Tima Bansal explores the role of time in business
sustainability
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Murray Bryant on what
business principles can be applied to health care |
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Vol. 16, No. 5
May 2010 |
Bridging Values
Cara Maurer’s research explains how social values shape economic value
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Craig Dunbar on initial
public offerings |
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Vol. 16, No. 4
April 2010 |
Right on
schedule
Mehmet A. Begen’s model for setting appointments may shorten wait lists
and cut hospital costs
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Oana Branzei and Marlene Le
Ber on non-profit and for-profit organization partnerships |
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Vol. 16, No. 3
March 2010 |
“Your attention,
please”
Unexpected crises are often preceded by weak signals. The research of
Claus Rerup helps organizations spot them.
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Derrick Neufeld on how
remote work options can give your company the edge |
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Vol. 16, No. 2
February 2010 |
Behind the label
Should a product be branded by the manufacturer or the retailer?
Shih-Fen Chen’s research gives the answer.
Faculty
Focus
Interview with Michael Sider
reveals some practical tips and common pitfalls when communicating in
the workplace |
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Vol. 16, No. 1
January 2010 |
Pinballs and
planners
Deborah Compeau’s research shows that people learn technology in
different ways. Organizations need to do more to help them.
Faculty
Focus
Interview with David Wood on the
evolution of operations management |
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