Smith Research
When Disaster Strikes, Stockpiling Surges
June 11, 2020
New research offers keys for how retailers and suppliers can prepare and plan for runs on essential stock to reduce shortages during a crisis.
Smith Brain Trust
From Physics, a Smarter Way To Trade Stocks?
June 10, 2020
New research uses methods of physics to develop a dynamic model to measure financial market liquidity and make better investment decisions.
The Problem Plaguing Academic Research
In most cases, when scholars turn to research, what they actually get is the testimony of an author’s interpretation of that evidence – and that’s a big issue, says new research.
Navigating the Job Market Now
June 09, 2020
Maryland Smith career coach Julie Neill discussed the challenges of job-searching during and after pandemic in a recent Kojo Nnamdi Show community event. She shares a step-by-step guide to navigate the job search now.
Leadership in a WFH Era
June 08, 2020
As organizations look to make telecommuting a long-term solution, leaders are sorting through the challenges of how to keep employees engaged and connected.
Closing the Gender Pay Gap
Women still only earn 80 cents for every dollar a man makes. That wage gap drives much of Margrét Bjarnadóttir’s research, which she discusses in a recent Q&A on ThriveGlobal.
Unemployment Drops, But There Are Storm Clouds Ahead
The U.S. job market rebounded in May, from the month prior. But it’s too early for unbridled optimism. Here's why.
How To Make Rule-Followers Think Outside the Box
June 03, 2020
With the right person in charge, finds new research, it’s possible to be the type of employee companies want: ethical and creative.
Corporate Messaging in a Time of Turmoil
June 02, 2020
It can be difficult in times of great turmoil to find the right words. But business leaders and brands can try. And sometimes, when they succeed, it can have a significant impact.
How Campaigns Can Get Voters to the Polls
New research breaks down the most effective ways for campaigns to spend their marketing budgets to sway voters and get them to the polls to vote, this year likely to show up as polarized social media messaging.
How To Guard Against Cyber Attacks
June 01, 2020
Can centralized IT decision-making protect an organization from cybersecurity breaches?
The Upside of All of This Alone Time
May 29, 2020
“When people do things alone, they enjoy themselves more than they expected,” Maryland Smith research finds. “People overestimate the benefits of being with someone else.”
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