Darden School of Business
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Too much of a good thing? Satiation and satisfaction
The satiation model brings greater coherence to our understanding of the dynamics at play — a logical approach that can serve to either support or debunk gut feeling
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The rise of social robots: How AI can help us flourish
Robots that are socially intelligent interact and communicate with people in human-centric terms, create emotional connections and are much more effective in supporting humans than screen-based technologies
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On words: 'Disruption' and climate change? They are connected
Disruption is absolutely necessary if we are to mitigate the worst effects of climate change
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Netflix vs. Disney Plus: What's downstream for streaming?
Netflix is a streaming content kingpin, with 139 million subscribers worldwide. But, with Disney launching the lower-cost streaming service Disney Plus this November, will a mouse nibble Netflix's revenues?
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Bias-busting algorithms: can AI help VCs diversify their deals?
How effective are algorithm-aided decision-making tools in helping reduce bias? Can they level the playing field for women?
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Startup survival and the power of place
In high-quality entrepreneurial ecosystems, the researchers concluded, fledgling firms can boost their odds of survival thanks to easier access to human, financial and social capital
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4 By 4: Balance in life and learning
Transformational learning can take the challenge posed by external change and turn it into the opportunity for internal improvement, and that requires a whole system change
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Cooking (and uncooking) the books: Corporate financial misreporting
A mere one-in-six public companies almost certain to have misstated their earnings actually bothered to fix the problem, according to new research
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Calculating cost of capital: Four principles
Four Principles that provide valuable guidance in estimating the appropriate cost of capital for any investment decision
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The mathematics behind exploding offers
The employers can effectively make the job seekers reluctant to accept other offers by giving them longer deadlines
