3 from MIT make Thinkers50 Radar list
Thinkers50 recognizes business thought leaders from around the world. Here are the MIT members who are part of the Radar Class of 2020.
Thinkers50 recognizes business thought leaders from around the world. Here are the MIT members who are part of the Radar Class of 2020.
Download MIT Sloan’s report to determine which supply chain projects to prioritize — from cybersecurity to ESG to blockchain and beyond.
Markus Perschl seeks rapid iteration in an industry known for steadiness.
The women’s fashion retailer is doubling down on catalogs and making stores the center of the customer experience.
Finance professionals using the CAPM model to price their takeover targets may want to update their methodology. New research shows valuation errors are not uncommon.
At a time when wage inequality and workplace fairness dominate the national conversation, a new study by Nathan Wilmers sheds light on the factors that drive pay disparities among workers.
Aral is an expert in the area of social networks, social media, and digital strategy and holds joint appointments in the IT and marketing groups as the David Austin Professor of Management.
A new study identifies the behaviors that need to go, the ones that can stay, and the new ones leaders need today.
Becoming digital isn’t the same as digitization. Here’s how to handle both digital transformations.
In "Leadership in Practice: Making and Learning," MIT Sloan students integrate the MIT Leadership Capabilities model with arts processes and experiential sessions.