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In the AI era, Apple’s strengths may become its constraints"By choosing a hardware leader in John Ternus, Apple may be signaling that it still believes the future of AI will run through tightly integrated devices, not just software," said management professor Timothy Hubbard in a Reuter's article.
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Apple incoming CEO John Ternus faces a defining challenge: Fixing the company’s AI strategyTimothy Hubbard, assistant professor of management at the University of Notre Dame, was interviewed by CNBC on John Ternus becoming Apple CEO.
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New era as Apple names new boss to replace Tim Cook after 15 yearsWith a new boss, Apple may be showing its strategic interest in deeper integration of AI into its hardware, said management professor Timothy Hubbard.
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TV ads don’t work nearly as well as believedNew research from the University of Notre Dame helps determine the return on investment for TV ads, ironically by using digital data.
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How do you measure success?Mendoza professor Joe Holt joins Jenna Liberto to talk purpose-driven goals, meaningful work, and redefining success.
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Handpumps bring water to rural African communities, but many are broken – study models how best to maintain themA team of operations management researchers look at how nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) manage and maintain rural water systems.
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22 Investigates: Dollars and cents, what is the impact of data centers?"So, for every dollar that you spend building a data center, probably 70 cents are equipment and infrastructure," said Marco Giacoletti, associate professor of finance, in a South Bend Tribune interview about the data center in New Carlisle.
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ND study finds some subjects benefited from COVID-era online learningNotre Dame marketing professor Shijie Lu finds online learning during COVID boosted student math scores significantly in Chinese universities.
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Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate joins Mendoza College of BusinessThe Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate was founded to advance real estate education and research at Notre Dame and supports one of the University's most popular academic offerings: the real estate minor.
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Uncovering the invisible costScience Magazine covered groundbreaking research by accountancy professor Brad Badertscher that analyzes pre-IPO compensation structures and how they relate to post-IPO firm outcomes.
Science Magazine