Tag: Faculty Research
Vaccination: The Supply Chain Challenge of Inoculation
Vaccinating upwards of 300 million Americans is a daunting logistical
challenge. According to the World Health Organization, a successful
immunization program is built on “functional, end-to-end...
Taking on Super Polluters to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
If just the top five
percent of carbon-emitting plants in the U.S. reduced emissions to the average
intensity of all plants, overall emissions from the electricity...
Research Reveals Uptick in Hostility Toward Black Americans During Tough Economic...
Goizueta Experts Encourage Business Leaders to Double Down on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts.
Do recessions stoke racial tension? When there’s an economic
downturn, are White...
Product Returns Represent Billion-Dollar Strategic Blind Spot for Major Retailers
“Product returns have never, to our knowledge, been explicitly included as a stage in a major customer journey model,” the authors note in their...
Why online recommendations make it easier to hit “buy”
When it is time to buy something online, perhaps a coffee
maker, you might head to Amazon and browse items for sale. One particular model
might...
Personality matters: the tie between language and how well your video...
Why does one piece of online video content perform better than
another? Does it come down to its relevance, production values, and posting and
sharing strategies?...
Why customers hold the key to a company’s true valuation
When determining a fair valuation for a company—especially
in anticipation of an initial public offering (IPO)—investors often rely
heavily on “top down” approaches focusing primarily on...
Online ratings systems shouldn’t just be a numbers game
When you’re browsing the internet for something to buy,
watch, listen to, or rent, chances are that you will scan online
recommendations before you make your...
Lockdown teleworking impacts productivity of women more than men
When the COVID-19 pandemic led countries all over the world
to lock down their economies in early 2020, there was an unprecedented global
shift to teleworking...
The Alexa Effect: How the internet of things (IoT) is increasing...
Imagine this scenario. You’re out of coffee but with the click of
a button or a simple voice command, you reorder a two months’ supply...
Why are U.S. corporate boards under-diversified?
Research tells us that firms with diverse workforces
generally outperform those that do not. And in recent years, corporate America
has taken significant strides towards greater...
Is hospital advertising actually good for our health?
Hospitals
and healthcare organizations in the U.S. spend $1.5 billion on advertising
every year. It’s a topic that provokes lively debate and a certain amount of
controversy.
Medical
bodies,...
