"The crux of the Peter Principle is that success in one arena doesn’t necessarily translate to the next..."

“Research,” [Sterman] deadpans, “shows that showing people research doesn't work.” What does work is playing games.

MIT Sloan's Simon Johnson, Kate Kellogg, and Retsef Levi write: "Residents of nursing facilities in Massachusetts are in grave danger."

MIT Sloan Senior Lecturer Chintan Vaishnav writes: "COVID-19 has already set the scene for the biggest global recession since the 1930s."

Some doctoral students led by Prof. Dimitris Bertimas at MIT Sloan are turning their machine learning and analytics skills against COVID-19.

Should a nurse or doctor who gets sick treating Covid-19 patients have priority access to a potentially life-saving healthcare device?

MIT Sloan's Barbara Dyer & Thomas Kochan: "We have only begun to see the devastating effects of COVID-19 on people's lives and livelihoods."

Robert Pozen: "The Federal Reserve recently announced a huge expansion of well-designed lending facilities for companies and local governments."

The Atlas of Inequality uses aggregated anonymous geolocation data from digital devices to estimate where people in U.S. cities spend their time.

As Connecticut and the country face a crisis unlike anything in our lifetimes, will innovators meet the challenge?