A message from the chair: March highlights
Chairman John Fowler reviews some of the highlights of the department of supply chain management in his welcome message for the first 2012 issue of KnowSCM.
Grounded in the business: Good IT leaders think about more than just tech
IT professionals bring specialized knowledge to companies, but it's a mistake if they think of themselves as separate from the business, warns Avnet senior vice president and chief information officer Steve Phillips.
Preventative medicine: PMI teams up to teach next generation
Project management uses a series of processes to execute projects efficiently and effectively. Its benefits have recently become widely understood and its use has spread to all industries, with construction and IT being two of the primary drivers.
Why do investors sometimes make bad investment choices?
Individual investors sometimes make decisions that are “irrational”— mistakes they know they shouldn’t be making. So what causes investors to make these mistakes? What causes some investors to be less prone to biased investment decision making and others to be more susceptible to it?
US Airways CEO Doug Parker: New normal includes a la carte service fees and fewer carriers
At the Economic Club of Phoenix Luncheon on March 13, 2012, the audience heard about the state of the airline industry as the economy slowly recovers. Listen to the keynote presentation.
Leaders, cheer up! Positive thinking can boost organizational performance
Research indicates that psychological characteristics such as optimism, resilience and hopefulness can impact performance among top management teams.
Stronger quarter ends sub-par year
A sharp surge in inventories helped U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grow by 3.0 percent in the final quarter of 2011, according to the latest figures from the U. S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Chairman's message: Information Systems in the W. P. Carey MBA climbs in rankings
Business schools are in the midst of rankings season and magazines like U.S. News & World Report have announced their most recent verdicts. At the W. P.
Industry leaders, other stakeholders help keep MSIM five star program
A fresh easel pad waited at each of four round tables when members of the Executive Advisory Board (EAB) broke into groups to discuss what students learn in the department’s Master of Science in Information Management (MSIM) program.
Ahead of the curve: Outstanding Senior Joshua McCoy
Senior Joshua McCoy can remember getting his first computer when he was seven or eight years old. Just logging on and browsing websites for cartoons fascinated him. Now, McCoy is graduating from the W. P. Carey School of Business with an undergraduate degree in Computer Information Systems.