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· What I Didn't Learn in Business School
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Your Turn
Reassessing Faculty Evaluations
Donald Epley is a Distinguished Professor of Real Estate in the marketing
department and director of the Center for Real Estate Studies at the
University of South Alabama's Mitchell College of Business in Mobile.
Spotlight
Mediation Matters
"Many people get angry and file lawsuits because they want to be heard.
Mediation gives them the opportunity to tell their stories." —Jane
Zanglein
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On the Edge of Innovation
If organizations want to innovate, says Cheryl Perkins of Innovationedge,
they must focus on products, processes, and people.
Innovation: A Leadership
Essential
Business schools must go outside traditional courses to teach students
new ways to think about business, suggests Stanford's Garth Saloner.
Paths to Innovative
Leadership
UC Berkeley's Rich Lyons calls for business schools to find their
own best approaches to innovation.
| Unchartered
Territory
Following New Directions
Faculty at several business schools share how they take the traditional
business curriculum into nontraditional directions.
Create Space for Innovation
Dartmouth's Vijay Govindarajan argues that business schools must seek out
disruptive innovation.
Teaching Differently
The University of Central Missouri shakes up the curriculum with a block
of interconnected courses that take an unconventional approach to
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