Boston College Carroll School

Popular among management students, Business Analytics has gained a foothold in CSOM curriculum. Yet, many have a basic question: What is it? Faculty, staff, and alumni shine a light on the growing phenomenon that has taken the business world by storm. https://t.co/Hv2fZyyPx9 https://t.co/T8QUe4ENhf

Despite his impact on the business community, popular CEO Corey Thomas could be pushed out of his role by out-of-town investors. “Shareholders…don’t internalize the benefits of what [CEOs] do for the community,” professor Nadya Malenko told @BostonGlobe. https://t.co/hpN86NnMWP

Many Americans want to grow old in their own homes, but that can require expensive and demanding around-the-clock care. Research from @RetirementRsrch, featured in @WSJ, finds that a third of retirees don’t have resources to afford even one year of care. https://t.co/vQK4LujqBK https://t.co/VyFQ19vVOO

CSOM professor @Ransbotham joined GBH’s All Things Considered to discuss the use of AI in higher education. “Students are using [AI] tools, and they’re using them well…It’s up to [the professors] to push them further,” he told @WGBHNews. https://t.co/iUAhYlovrc

A recent health advisory called parental stress a public health concern. Professor Jamie Ladge told @SHRM that outreach, like reminders and personal testimonies about existing support, is a simple way for employers to ease caregivers' mental load. https://t.co/6pb2bFJDc7

AI is being used in workspaces, but does it have a place in the classroom? Professor Jerry Potts told @BostonGlobe that AI is becoming widely accepted at educational institutions. He even rewrote assignments to better integrate the technology into courses.https://t.co/HGJ7NsBv6G