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Inflation and Supply Chain Bottlenecks
Chicago Booth’s Initiative on Global Markets’ US panel of economic experts discuss higher inflation and bottlenecks in supply chains.
Curbing Inflation Depends on the Pandemic
Yale SOM’s William English, a former economist at the Federal Reserve, talks about how the pandemic affected inflation and how to deal with it.
The Sharing Economy and the Greater Economy
UCLA Anderson’s Marvin Lieberman, along with colleagues, think that the sharing economy should be separated from the greater economy.
How to Market Your Brand in 2022
With the dynamics of the market changing faster than before, here is everything you need to know about how to market your brand in 2022.
Think of Our Physical Spaces Like Our Digital Spaces
Exploring the ways in which online spaces can be made to mimic offline spaces in order to keep people safe.
A Scheduling Model That Helps Reduce Staffing Costs
A staffing model that incorporates the costs of unhappy workers and idle time while scheduling can reduce staffing costs.
Prof. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld on GE’s 3-way Split
Prof. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, reveals the reason behind the recent GE split into three separate companies as a management mistake.
Tips to Find the Right Healthcare Program for You
Here are some tips to find the right healthcare program to gain relevant skills for you as a leader in the realm of healthcare.
Inexpensive Ways to Find Out What Your Customer Really Wants
Prof. Arthur Middlebrooks explains simple and inexpensive ways to really find out what your customer wants before developing a product.
Prof. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld on How to Keep Email Introductions at Bay
Read Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld’s advice for CEOs who can’t seem to escape a volley of email introductions from previous associates.
The Relationship Between Employee Monitoring, Visibility, Values, and Culture
The relationship between employee monitoring, values, and culture is causing companies to evaluate how they monitor those working remotely.
Working Remotely Can Be as Efficient as Working Face-to-face
Recent studies reveal that ‘how’ and ‘who’ matter more than ‘where’ when it comes to the efficiency of working remotely.
