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A business journal that bridges the gap between management research and practice, the MIT Sloan Management Review presents late-breaking research to help readers identify and understand significant trends in management.
MIT SMR has been a proving ground for management innovators from MIT and the wider world of business since its founding in 1959. Readers will find within its pages the work of some of the greatest minds in the global business realm.
In the Summer 2009 issue: In his book Managing to Learn, John Shook deconstructs the problem-solving journey of one manager and his mentor, and the management mechanism that guided them. The backstory? Shook knows the journey firsthand. More >>
MIT Sloan Professor Jay Forrester invented the field of system dynamics and is still a major force in its development.
