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We know medical error is a deadly problem. Why haven’t we fixed it?

It's the 20th anniversary of the report by the Institute of Medicine that uncovered up to 100,000 people were dying annually from preventable medical errors.

How remote workers make work friends

New research found that employees who do their job virtually often experience virtuality as 'a barrier' to forming friendships with their colleagues.

How Amazon's new Scottsdale bookstore fits into the business model

To understand the brick-and-mortar opening, you have to first understand the online retail giant's bigger strategy, according to Supply Chain Management Professor Hitendra Chaturvedi.

Arizona Democrats' claim about GOP trade policy and rising grocery prices doesn't add up

Professor of Economics Bart Hobijn says the Consumer Price Index may be a better way to measure supermarket cost trends.

Can we rely on our intuition?

Research by Professor of Supply Chain Management Craig Carter found that a mix of intuitive and analytic thinking can be helpful in decision-making.

Social media savvy paves way for successful shopping season

Associate Professor of Information Systems Kevin Hong shares how small businesses can use online platforms this holiday.

Information systems professor is appointed journal editorship

Associate Professor John Zhang is the new senior editor in the Disruptive Technologies and Operations Management Department of the Production and Operations Journal (POMJ).

2019 Economic Forecast Luncheon

National and local speakers unveil what’s in store for the year ahead.

Shipping imports slipping while companies are ‘burning off’ inventories

A measure of logistics-sector activity, the Logistics Managers Index, reached the lowest level in the history of the survey.

ASU Executive MBA in China Ranks No. 12 in the World

The Financial Times recently released its new rankings of EMBA programs, with the W. P. Carey School of Business earning a top spot among international universities.