Little is also studying how demographic and social changes affect consumers, and he is looking at processes to help people within companies adapt to change. “Technology is advancing at a speed far beyond current managers’ knowledge and abilities to institute and efficiently use it in today's business environment,” Little observes. “With the e-commerce and marketing curriculums, MIT Sloan is bridging the gap between current management problems and the technology available to solve them.”
| Design for Interaction (Tom Allen) |
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| Reinventing Tools for Life (Steven Eppinger) |
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| Virtual Customer (John Hauser) |
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| Marketing Science (John D. C. Little) |
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| Physiology of Trading (Andrew Lo) |
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| Beer Game (John Sterman) |
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| Trust-based Marketing (Glen Urban) |