Tag: Information Systems and Operations Management

Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management Ruomeng Cui talks with INFORMS about what happened when Alibaba lost access to one of its shipping service for nearly 48 hours.

Professors T.I. Kim and Diwas KC find that banning hospital #advertising could increase patient readmissions.

When does display advertising cross the threshold from effective to annoying? Assistant Professor Vilma Todri and colleagues say it depends on where the consumer is in the sales funnel (among other factors).

Artificial intelligence, machine learning algorithms, natural language processing, the industrial internet of things and crime-fighting robots all converged at Goizueta’s second annual Business Analytics...

At Goizueta, each graduating class votes to honor excellence in teaching.  This year’s recipients are: BBA Distinguished Educator: Allison Burdette Full-Time MBA Best New Educator: Renee...

The first-ever Goizueta faculty pop-up occurred on February 12, the brainchild of Dean Erika James. With the theme “The Business of Healthcare,” it was an opportunity to build on Emory’s knowledge in the healthcare space and to commit to Goizueta’s strategic plan to advance scholarship and create leaders in the healthcare field.

Professor Ram Chellappa was given The Provost's Distinguished Teaching Award for Excellence for the 2018-2019 academic year.

Ram Chellappa told FOX5 on Thursday the Microsoft breach didn't affect "work" accounts, but personal accounts are at play.

How much should logistics matter to online retail platforms? Plenty, says Goizueta’s Ruomeng Cui. In fact, forward-thinking organizations would do well to factor logistics into...

Goizueta Business School’s Master of Science in Business Analytics program released its employment report for the class of 2018, the first graduating class of the program. One hundred percent of graduates were employed within six months.

It may be a generation away, but there will be a day in our society when it’s a surprise that a human driver has arrived your door step. The lifestyle and cultural shift would move at a pace where leaving for work or meeting friends at a restaurant will be done almost exclusively with an autonomous vehicle.

When most people get in their car at the end of the day, it’s almost second nature to pull up a mapping device to find the best way home, check traffic and get an estimated time of arrival. What may seem simple could be seen as a luxury to areas all over the world where the location of buildings, roads and entire villages are left in the dark.