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ND researchers say tech used in our area could save government billions of dollars
Research by Idris Adjerid and Corey Angst shows federal health information exchanges could save $3.12 billion each year in Medicare expenses.
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Wells Fargo needs to appoint a new CEO immediately
Business ethics professor Joseph Holt argues that Tim Sloan lacks credibility to get Wells back on the straight and narrow.
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Why Facebook keeps stepping in it
Timothy Carone, associate teaching professor of information technology, analytics, and operations, says Silicon Valley needs to admit it doesn't have all the answers.
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2017 Top 40 Undergraduate Professors: Kristen Collett-Schmitt
Collett-Schmitt, a finance professor, launched Mendoza's first 100% online course for undergraduates.
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HIEs would lead to $3.1B annual reduction in US spending, study finds
Idris Adjerid and Corey Angst compared average Medicare spending per beneficiary between 2003 and 2009.
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2017 Top 40 Undergraduate Professors: Elizabeth Moore
Marketing professor Elizabeth Moore is regarded for her research on how marketing to children impacts childhood obesity.
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Jim O’Rourke Receives 2017 Page Society Distinguished Service Award
O'Rourke is the director of the Fanning Center for Business Communication and founder of Notre Dame's Conference on Corporate Communications.
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Notre Dame MBA at 50: A look at the program’s evolution
It’s been 50 years since Notre Dame launched its MBA program, and in that time, the class size has almost tripled, increasing from 50 in 1967 to 131 in 2017. And when the inaugural MBA class arrived on campus, it was comprised entirely of men, whereas today, nearly 30 percent of the classes are comprised of women.* …
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Notre Dame biz professor discusses Equifax data breach
Automation expert Timothy Carone tells ABC 57 says the Equifax breach is one of the most significant in history.
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Amazon hunting for 2nd home, cities start lining up to apply
"This was like an open letter to city leaders saying, 'Who wants Amazon and all our jobs?'" accountancy professor Brad Badertscher told the Associated Press.
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