In an interview with PeopleMatters, a leading resouce on all things related to people and work, Professor Venkat Venkatraman, David J. McGrath jr. Professor of...
The pandemic has increased dependence on online shopping and the way consumers interact with companies. How has the digital purchase journey changed for retailers? Are certain...
BU Questrom marketing expert explores how the ability to track our online activity impacts the digital economy.
Investments and savings expert Zvi Bodie on how the coronavirus crisis exposed long-standing faults in our retirement system—and how to fix them.
University Research Institutes and Questrom School of Business team up to equip investors with more meaningful Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics to measure corporate impact....
August 2020: We are compiling summaries of state-of-the-art research in ethics at the frontier of technology, following the theme of our 2019 Susilo Symposium. Today, we...
Aternity, the enterprise-class Digital Experience Management Company, has been selected as the first corporate partner of the Digital Business Institute (DBI) at Boston University Questrom School of...
Michael J. Scanlon, Jr. (Questrom ’03), Managing Director at Manulife Investment Management, leads a conversation on the stock market in the time of COVID-19. Scanlon reflects...
Susilo’s Fellow Evan Apfelbaum to speak on a panel on race, justice, and equity in the workplace on June 16, presented by the Center for Positive...
Susilo Institute’s co-director, Nina Mazar, is invited to participate in the “Hard Problem Workshop” organized by IDEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Building H, exploring how to...
In this Digital Business series, we take a closer look at telemedicine from a regulatory, reimbursement, and business perspective, along with understanding its long-term implications. Part...
A fascinating new trade article in Retail Wire cites a 208% increase in curbside pickup for stores in April compared to just a year ago. Additionally,...
In this Digital Business Spotlight, we look at Home Depot’s winning omnichannel retail strategy, and how it’s placing the brick-and-mortar store in the customer’s pocket. It’s...
May 2020: We are compiling summaries of state-of-the-art research in ethics at the frontier of technology, following the theme of our 2019 Susilo Symposium. Today, we...
Pandemic closures worldwide forced companies to conduct interviews virtually during the spring interview season and the successful candidates are now participating in virtual internships. While companies...
What’s your tactic for enduring boring meetings? Whether you write your shopping list, play buzzword bingo, or just zone out, the outcome is usually the same:...
Is it better to motivate workers with claims of actions being good for the environment or just acknowledging how they advance the organization’s bottom line?
While we might not know when we’re going back to the workplace, it’s imperative to plan—and Professor Fred Foulkes posits that consistency in return initiatives is...
Digital Health News (from The Brink) – Alzheimer’s disease is one of the leading causes of death in the United States and presents itself in various...
As multi-disciplinary task forces at companies and universities deal with the complicated challenges of developing effective plans for employees or students to return to work or...
Questrom’s Catherine Fazio presents new research that shows new business formation is beginning to decline in a dramatic and worrisome fashion due to the COVID-19 pandemic....
April 2020: We are compiling summaries of state-of-the-art research in ethics at the frontier of technology, following the theme of our 2019 Susilo Symposium. Today, we...
In a new piece in Psychology Today, organizational psychologist and Questrom Professor Bill Kahn dives into what that stress means, how to enable health care workers...
In a recent article published on the Harvard Business Review website, Dean Emeritus Ken Freeman reflects on how best to handle laying off employees during the...
Questrom Professor’s op-ed illuminates weak points in the Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
In March 2020, the company moved quickly to ensure essential medications would not be stockpiled by patients with coronavirus. Hydroxychloroquine, which is also used to treat...
New research from BU Questrom's Rena Conti delves into the Affordable Care Act's effect on prescription drugs and what might come next.
Smokers’ cravings for cigarettes are strong on their own, but work by Questrom and Harvard researchers suggests one emotion can trigger an even more acute desire...
New research found that consumers’ actions indicate that they don’t value online privacy nearly as much as they say, that individual tracking data is likely worth...
New research from Andrei Hagiu challenges the assumption that it’s possible to use customer data to gain an unbeatable competitive edge.
New research by Questrom’s Sanaz Mobasseri suggests that spikes in violent crime in an employer’s neighborhood can lead to still bleaker odds for black applicants.
First-of-its-kind study shows that cuts in federal funding for science might hinder the economy by halting innovation.
You probably don’t know if your bank files its taxes as an S corporation or a C corporation, but your wallet might. As local competition heats...
From gender equality to hiring employees with a criminal record, grants fund promising early-stage research. When it comes to tackling contemporary challenges in human resources, the Human...
As the marketplace for service-based employment increases, firms must carefully decide how to allocate control and employment status to those who deliver those services, according to...
