Making a Case for Information Security Investments
Program gives information security professionals tools to protect their firms.
Program gives information security professionals tools to protect their firms.
Halpern Lecture speaker focuses on ethics in guest lecture.
Veterans bring leadership experience to the MBA classroom.
Why do some firms thrive in an era of rapid technological change?
Praveen Kopalle knows what you want to buy‚ even before you do.
Can monetary and fiscal stimulus create high-productivity, high-paying jobs?
The school was cited for its collegial culture and impressive employment figures.
Tuck alumni draw on MBA skills to venture into emerging markets.
People and events at Tuck.
Eric Spiegel T'87 outlines three ways in which the government can encourage innovation.
Study shows encouraging results as hospitals implement electronic health records.
Volunteers work to end high school dropout crisis.
Ford sees data as a potentially valuable asset with three key information challenges.
Jose Fernandez D'77 urges U.S. firms to get in the game.
Poor understanding of an organization's health, McKinsey & Company Director Alex Dichter T '99 says, is the main reason large change efforts often fail in the corporate world.
The growth of organizations determined to exploit the weaknesses of connectivity and the expansion of technology have made information security groups a mainstay of modern business and greatly increased the stature of the chief information security officer (CISO).
The discussion, part of the Britt Technology Impact Series, expressed the nascent nature of big data in commerce.
Worker passion is one key says former Deloitte CEO James Quigley.