Research
Lead on: How the mantel of leadership impacts performance
An ASU management and entrepreneurship professor's research paper investigates how informal leadership impacts identity, stress, and job performance.
Telework reduces workplace gender gap
New research finds that women who could switch to telework did so more than men during the pandemic, reducing gender inequality in unemployment rates.
A look at the logistics of making maritime shipping more profitable
Two ASU supply chain experts are starting a conversation about improving the competitive landscape of the maritime shipping industry.
Law students help shed light on audit litigation
An ASU professor found an accessible and affordable way to research audit litigation and disputes.
Giving begets gain when grocers share still-good perishables
ASU research shows that food retailers who donate perishable items to food banks significantly increase their profit margins.
How customer service chatbots increase companies’ value
Research shows that customers value the fast, personalized services provided by AI chatbots.
What’s in a tweet? The power of Twitter to predict bond market performance
An award-winning research team expands their analysis of Twitter from stock returns to the corporate bond market.
Your corporate legacy: Co-workers will decide if it lasts
New research by Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Tyler Sabey examines the durability of legacies in technology, policy, and corporate culture.
Data with destiny: How medical workers think AI will change health care
Feelings about AI depend on how it is used, according to an informations systems researcher.
How trademarks reveal the hidden innovation of companies
A new study shows trademarks can be a better measure of innovation than patents for certain industries.