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November 4, 2026What I’m Reading: ‘Greenlights’: Creating Your Own Path
Matthew McConaughey reminds us that it’s OK to pivot, but you’ve got to be prepared -
October 27, 2026When to Move Is Key to Mobile Retail
Vendors can maximize sales by optimizing transit times -
October 15, 2026Commentary: The Rise of Human-AI Collaboration
As AI automates routine work, it is accelerating demand for professionals who can frame the right questions -
October 6, 2026Texas Can Strengthen Key Supply Chains, McCombs Professor Tells Legislature
Mapping supply chains, training workers, and creating an incentives clearinghouse can make the state less vulnerable and more competitive -
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October 1, 2026What I’m Reading: ‘Big Red’
What Red McCombs teaches us about learning-driven ambition -
September 22, 2026Book Next Doc Visit on the Spot
Paying physicians to schedule follow-ups while patients are still in the office boosts care continuity and health system income -
September 2, 2026Workers Better — and Organizations Worse
AI speeds up solo work, but can leave teams with a collaboration hangover -
September 1, 2026What I’m Reading: ‘AI for Good’
The book ‘AI for Good’ suggests that radical incrementalism may be a better strategy than a grand AI plan -
August 26, 2026Online Reviews Risk Cyberattacks
Leaving online ratings and reviews can expose hidden social ties, exposing friends to impersonation scams such as phishing -
August 25, 2026Charting Smarter Routes for Drones
A streamlined path-finding model helps unmanned vehicles search 15 times as fast as a conventional model -
July 31, 2026AI: Not Always a Team Player
Artificial intelligence tools can boost individual achievement but hamper organizational learning -
July 28, 2026Feds Can Bank on Better Stress Tests
Simulating multiple financial risks at once can better predict resilience against future shocks -
July 23, 2026Shaping Early-Career Success in the Age of AI
A UT Austin and KPMG study finds that uniquely human skills create value only when they are applied to direct and improve AI -
June 23, 2026New Researchers Drive Discovery
McCombs welcomes six new research faculty members whose scholarship ranges from employee resilience in the workplace to responsible use of digital payments -
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June 16, 2026Display Video Reviews Late in Shopping
Experiential information, such as online video reviews, works best when shoppers are closer to buying decisions -
June 9, 2026McCombs Honors Faculty Members
More than 15 professors and other instructors receive awards for their teaching, research, service -
June 1, 2026Too Many E-Scooters? Blame Competition
Companies littered sidewalks by chasing market share instead of profits -
May 21, 2026Audits Help Change a Chatbot’s Bad Behavior
A new framework shows why AI agents behave too selfishly or selflessly, allowing organizations to fine-tune them -
April 15, 2026
Commentary: The Rise of Human-AI Collaboration
As AI automates routine work, it is accelerating demand for professionals who can frame the right questions -
April 3, 2026The Importance of Operations in B2B Financing
Mismatches can lead to lost profits and inefficiencies -
February 17, 2026Sharing Info Lowers Hospital Mortality Rates
Hospitals that had advanced IT systems and took part in clinical trials saw fewer deaths during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic -
January 6, 2026AI Is Quick but Risky for Updating Old Software
Technical debt and hasty AI coding call for human oversight -
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December 3, 2025To Make AI More Fair, Tame Complexity
Biases in AI models can be reduced by better reflecting the complexities of the real world -
December 2, 2025Complexity: Friend or Foe of Information Systems?
Problems arise when systems form adaptive, unstructured connections -
November 21, 2025To Engage Video Viewers, Make More Personal Recommendations
Platforms like TikTok could boost viewing times by grouping users to better match their preferences -
November 6, 2025New Testing Scheme Could Work for Chips and Clinics
Combining a few key tests in batches can diagnose a wide variety of systems more quickly -
October 14, 2025Being Smart About Smart Tech
Smart machines can make organizations less smart. Digital tools should complement group learning, not take its place -
October 8, 2025The Chat Will See You Now
Initial screenings by online Q&A platforms can steer patients to the right care and lead to more doctor visits, in person and online -
October 3, 2025AI Can Improve Care and Save State Health Dollars, McCombs Professor Tells Legislature
Professor Indranil Bardhan addresses Texas IT Caucus with research-backed ideas -
September 24, 2025How Can (A)I Help You?
AI that reads emotions can handle customer complaints, but it sometimes needs human assistance -
July 10, 2025Driving Assistance Systems Could Backfire
Some warning alerts can lead to more hazardous driving -
June 5, 2025To Spot Toxic Speech Online, Try AI
A new tool helps balance accuracy with fairness toward all groups in social media -
May 20, 2025Tariffs Reshape Supply Chains in Unpredictable Ways
Uncertainty about rates affects prices, product shortages, and bringing factories back to the U.S. -
March 5, 2025AI Can Open Up Beds in the ICU
By explaining factors that affect a patient’s length of stay, artificial intelligence can help hospitals improve scheduling for staff and patients -
March 5, 202511 Faculty Members To Receive Promotions for Fall Semester
New positions become effective ahead of fall semester -
January 15, 2025Toward a Less-Divided America
A variety of social science interventions can make Democrats and Republicans feel less ire toward each other — at least for a while -
January 13, 2025Picking the Right Doctor? AI Could Help
A machine learning algorithm can evaluate whether doctors, engineers, and other experts are making good decisions -
December 17, 2024Digital Labels Can Help Grocers Waste Less Food
Based on the research of Ioannis Stamatopoulos -
December 11, 2024Year-End Roundup
Uber rides can decrease hate crimes, waits can be made less annoying, and AI can tackle big problems -
November 13, 2024Infrastructure, Enforcement Key to Ridding Food Waste From Landfills
Of 9 states with food-waste laws, only Massachusetts has figured out the formula -
October 18, 2024Make Supply Chains More Resilient to Disasters
A simpler model for locating new facilities can help cut losses from hurricanes and other disruptions -
October 2, 2024To Limit Losses, Focus on Links Between Big Banks
Regulating large institutions with overlapping assets is a more efficient way to make the whole financial system safer -
October 1, 2024To Detect Evasive CEOs, Use AI
Dodgy answers in earnings calls can be predictive of a company’s near-term financial performance -
September 17, 2024‘Good Complexity’ Can Make Hospital Networks More Cybersecure
By standardizing data, large health care systems can reduce vulnerability to hackers -
July 15, 2024When to Let Amazon Sell for You
For small sellers, sometimes it pays to sell to Amazon — and sometimes not Based on the research of Stephen Gilbert On Prime Day, Amazon shoppers will be able to browse over 600 million products. They may not be aware that…