Trump, tariffs, and the prisoner's dilemma
Professor Wertheim explores the prisoner's dilemma in the context of important policy deliberations.
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Reverse innovation: Why poor countries are leading the way
Distinguished Professor Ravi Ramamurti answers questions about the lessons that can be learned from reverse innovation.
Should your marketing manager be 'socially responsible'?
Associate Professor of Marketing Amir Grinstein discusses his research findings that examine the value and influence a socially responsible marketing team can bring to a firm.
Big data, big bias?
Professor Koen Pauwels explains how lean startup methodology can alleviate potential big data complications.
The search for doctors in primary care
Professor Timothy Hoff examines relational care blockades in the U.S. and the UK and highlights the critical need for more general practice physicians.
How social media increases shareholder value through consumer mindset metrics
Professor of Marketing Koen Pauwels examines the impact of social media on stock market performance in three consumer mindset metrics: purchase intent, brand awareness, and consumer satisfaction.
Why a deteriorating doctor-patient relationship should worry us
Professor Timothy Hoff examines the benefits of strong doctor-patient relationships and what the weakening of those ties means for health care in general.
Hurricane Harvey and the challenge of orchestrating community resilience
Associate Teaching Professor Martin Dias discusses the leadership and logistical challenges Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has faced and lessons learned from Hurricane Harvey community resilience efforts.
Public vs private: an examination of negotiation strategies
Associate Professor Edward Wertheim examines the differences between President Trump's public and private negotiating strategies.
Data driven understanding through survey design
Assistant Professor Keith Smith highlights the importance of strategic survey design and the impact it can have on data-informed decision making.