Going Concerns
A growing proportion of all B-to-B transactions are facilitated by interorganizational coordination hubs (ICHs). How well do the participants in these hubs make key decisions about the way they work...
View ArticleFaith and Corporate Capitalism
Corporate capitalism has been debased by “misguided faith. Until it is redeemed by a “strong” or “good faith,” it will continue to be riddled by impropriety and scandal.
View ArticleJustice in Compensation
Business ethicists are quick to comment on sensational cases of compensation involving very high pay for CEOs and very low pay for workers in overseas factories and sweatshops. But why do they rarely...
View ArticleMs. Trust
Networks – those all-important relationships developed in business settings – have long been a subject of study. But recently, interest has developed in the different ways men and women set about...
View ArticleWhen Should Businesses Adopt Tablet Computing?
Recommendations for how and when tablet computers can add value to organizations.
View ArticleThe Cost of Intense Board Monitoring
Boards of directors have two jobs: oversight and advising. But can too much oversight lead to worse advice?
View ArticleGetting Carded
Gift cards – that one-size-fits-all present for any occasion – can be an excellent choice for both giver and receiver. But how do companies account for them when the card is never redeemed?
View ArticleResearching Information Systems
Most published research in the IS field is quantitative, analyzing measurable, verifiable quantitative data and evidence. How can the alternative - qualitative research - be promoted for IS?
View ArticleWhen Balance Sheets Dry Up
During the financial crisis of 2007-2009, the banking industry suffered a huge decline in liquidity on their own balance sheets, decreasing the amount of money they could lend. Did banks’ efforts to...
View ArticleThe Value of Auditor Testing of Internal Controls
Sarbanes-Oxley added numerous outside inspections on company audit controls. Contrary to corporate complaints, a new study verifies the need.
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