Everywhere Will Be Able to Make Everything
“The pan-industrial revolution implies a second stage of manufacturing, where additive manufacturing is to replace the assembly-line model,” says Richard D’Aveni.
“The pan-industrial revolution implies a second stage of manufacturing, where additive manufacturing is to replace the assembly-line model,” says Richard D’Aveni.
Mentions Tuck among top business schools with global immersion requirements.
Stefanie Grossman T’03, director of brand marketing at Prezi, offers advice to marketers.
An interview with Gunnar Esiason T’21, a Cystic Fibrosis advocate and educator about his efforts to spread awareness.
Features Ella L.J. Bell Smith as one of the “Top 35 Women in Higher Education.”
Highlights minority business programs from Tuck Executive Education in a feature article about Melissa Blue and Melissa Mehall, founders of Meli’s Monster Cookies.
Kiran Smith T’00, CEO of Arnold Worldwide, discusses her shifting career journey while being a mother of three daughters.
Highlights research by Kenneth French in an article about retirement investment strategies.
“3-D printing offers an alternative development path for countries willing to invest in it,” writes Richard D’Aveni.
Highlights research by Ron Adner and Rahul Kapoor in an article about companies elevating digital priorities in their strategic planning to preempt technological disruption.
Highlights data compiled by Kenneth French in an article about the current state and future of value investing.
Quotes Paul Argenti in an article about the Boeing 737 Max 8.
Highlights research by Eugene Fama and Kenneth French in an article about how to best analyze which factors drive stock returns.
Vijay Govindarajan and Jeffrey Immelt D’78 write about the need for manufacturers to embrace digital technology to survive and thrive in the future.
Quotes Stephen Pidgeon T’07, executive director of career services, in an article about the jobs in high demand for MBA graduates.
April Salas, executive director of the Revers Center for Energy, champions offshore wind as a way to retain more college graduates in New England.
Highlights Noreen Doyle T’74, chair of the board of directors at the Newmont Mining Corporation, and other women in business in an article about how male-dominant industries can increase the number of women in leadership roles.
Highlights research by Kevin Lane Keller exploring what makes a product or service a true brand.
Vijay Govindarajan and coauthor Mahesh Sriram, write how India can be a leader in reverse innovation, particularly when it comes to health care delivery.
Highlights Tuck as one of the best business schools in the world for women MBA students.
Quotes Dean Matthew J. Slaughter in an article about the United States’ merchandise trade deficit for 2018.
Sydney Finkelstein writes that managers to avoid using a one-size-fits-all plan for employee development, in his latest for Harvard Business Review.
“To go out and create a ‘beauty contest,’ and turn it into a media circus—it was a dumb idea,” says Paul Argenti in an article about Amazon’s bidding process for a second headquarters.
An interview with Manoj Sahoo T'10, CCO of Calyxt, which is set to release the world’s first consumer-oriented gene-edited food product in 2019.
Quotes Paul Argenti in an article about a group of four CEOs that sent a letter urging Congress to pass a proposal on background checks for gun sales.
Quotes Deirdre Findlay T'00, chief marketing officer of Stitch Fix, in an article about the company’s new brand campaign, which debuted during the Oscars.
“There’s a fine line between self-confidence and overconfidence,” writes Sydney Finkelstein in an article that offers four questions to ask yourself to make sure cockiness isn’t interfering with your—and your team’s—performance.
Features Courtney Duffy T’19 in an interview about her Tuck MBA experience and being a dual-degree student at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Features Makena Timmins Harris T’20 and lists Vivian Guo T’20 in an article highlighting women MBAs from the class of 2020.
A review of The Pan-Industrial Revolution by Richard D’Aveni.
Mentions research by Eugene Fama and Kenneth French in an article about the state of momentum investing.
Features Paul Argenti in an article about Amazon’s decision to forgo building a headquarters in New York City.
Quotes Dean Matthew J. Slaughter in an article about MBA class size.
Quotes Paul Argenti in an article about recent controversies surrounding Amazon.
An article about momentum investing highlights research by Eugene Fama and Kenneth French exploring the volatility of stock returns and how it impacts small and value stocks.
Quotes Anup Srivastava in an article about Amazon increasing its holdings in U.S. government and agency securities.