Research & Opinion
The Energy Forum brought together energy experts and attendees from academia, advocacy, and industry to share their thoughts regarding our most pressing energy challenges. Read on for a selection of highlights from the forum.
Marketing professor Ty Henderson met with students Feb. 7 to describe his research of how working with social causes can ultimately benefit food companies.
Thinking about buying a new car or that flat screen television, but need your spouse’s say-so? A McCombs researcher has some advice for you.
In a Knowledge to Go Webinar hosted in December Professor John Butler described the importance of innovation for businesses, and how the concept has played a role in pivotal American companies.
Research by professor Reuben McDaniel proves that training and education aren't enough. And when applying his theory to hospital staffers, he found that good relationships can even help save lives.
Marketing professor Wayne Hoyer explains how companies can generate business while supporting good causes.
If you have to buy someone a gift that goes against your own personal tastes, it may cost you more, explains marketing professor Susan Broniarczyk in Bloomberg Businessweek.
Professor Jay Hartzell presented his research to students in a talk titled "Economic Forces and the Church: The Role of Human Capital and Incentives in Religion."
In addition to being a competitor and creditor, China could be America's most important customer, said management lecturer John Doggett during a Sept. 8 talk as part of the Texas Enterprise Speaker Series.
The Center for Research in Electronic Commerce Director Andrew Whinston discusses the center’s new SpamRankings.net initiative, designed to protect Internet users by identifying major havens for spam.
