The need for innovation, especially in a crisis
“... the entire community here at MIT... really rallied to COVID-19 and this need for crisis innovation with such passion and purpose."
“... the entire community here at MIT... really rallied to COVID-19 and this need for crisis innovation with such passion and purpose."
GM and Ford [CEO Bill Ford, MIT Sloan Fellow '84] are turning out ventilators and personal protective equipment in huge numbers.
Paul Osterman writes: "After WWII, America expressed its gratitude to returning veterans by supporting their education.
"Companies keep burning out their employees — and promoting 'balance' doesn't help. Work redesign offers a better solution."
“The greatest weapon we have is the strength of our community,” said Sharmila Chatterjee.
"Even as the government remains focused on containing the virus ..., policymakers and business leaders are starting to reopen the economy."
As Co-President of the Student Body, she helped expand Sloans' diversity and inclusion, community service, and STEM certification for MBAs.
Tucker and co-author write: "The process by which data brokers create these segments is kept secret for competitive reasons."
Deborah Lucas says: "If the goal is to protect paychecks, the way we do that is through our unemployment system,”
Dyer and Kochan write: “ We need to commit to protecting and caring for essential workers and their families in both the short and the long run."