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Research Highlights
Why So Many Data Science Projects Fail to Deliver
Professors Ning Su and Rob Austin, along with PhD Alumnus Mayur Joshi, show five common obstacles organizations make when implementing profitable data science projects and how to overcome them.
Analyst Talent, Information, and Insider Trading
Professors Steve Foerster and Frank Li (along with their research team) examine the importance of analyst talent and ability, and its effect on insider trading profitability.
Research@Ivey
2021-12, June 8, 2021
Published Conference Proceedings
Bemgal, S. (PhD Candidate), 2020, Going Beyond ‘How’ to ‘Why’ when exploring IT Phenomena, International Conference on Information Systems.
Li, A. (PhD Candidate), Schotter, A., 2020, MNE Attention and General Manager Succession in Foreign Subsidiaries, Academy of International Business Annual Conference.
Li, A. (PhD Candidate), Schotter A., 2020, First Mover Survival in International Entry Strategy: An Organizational Legitimacy Perspective, Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings.
Montgomery, W., Lyon, T.P., Robertson, J., 2020, Sustainability: Integrated Strategy and the Design of Industry Sustainability Standards, Academy of Management Conference, ONE Division.
Moorhouse, M. (PhD Candidate), Cotte, J., Wang, X., Ding, A. (PhD Candidate), 2021, Trust, Tension, and Governance in the Sharing Economy: An Integrated Model of Agency and Social Exchange, American Marketing Association Winter Educators’ Conference.
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