People Analytics: The risks behind the promises
With the recent developments in AI, the supremacy of algorithms and analytics in the management of business – and people – seems more and more obvious in terms of driving […]
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Tomato shortage – a symptom of inflation?
Grace Gollogley, BSc in Global Business student at Trinity Business School, plots the course of inflation in the wake of recent price hikes and contends that governments’ monetary and fiscal policies […]
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When Environmental Concerns Rhyme with Crypto Patterns: Introducing the ICEA index
Prof. Brian Lucey, researcher Yizhi Wang, Trinity Business School, and colleagues share insights into a new index they have developed to understand the impact of cryptocurrency environmental concerns on cryptocurrency […]
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The Student’s Friend, the Educator’s Foe: Debunking ChatGPT’s contentious academic reputation
Eva Fitzpatrick, Trinity Business School, explores the reaction to ChatGPT in an attempt to debunk its contentious academic reputation
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Regeneration at the Core of Profitable Retail Businesses and Supply Chains
Ainhoa Ye, Trinity Business School, looks at regeneration and calls for retail businesses and their supply chains to lead the way.
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Storytelling: How and why HR Analysts tell – or not
Prof. Na Fu, Trinity Business School, and colleagues, explore why and how storytelling skills are used by HR analysts to further their cause.
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Integrity: A blueprint for making it strategic
Prof. Daniel Malan, Trinity Business School, with a condensed learning capsule on how to effectively implement integrity in your strategy.
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The Irish Project Economy: When self-employment rhymes with high-skilled independent contractors
Prof-Dean Andrew Burke, Prof. Na Fu and MD Jimmy Sheehan explore the key attributes of the independent worker in the Irish project economy.
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ES & ‘the Forgotten G’: Making Integrity Strategic in Governance
Prof. Daniel Malan, Trinity Business School, with a blueprint for ethics and integrity to become strategic, effective tools in governance.
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Global Social Entrepreneurship: An opportunity for today’s world in crisis
Profs. Concepción Galdón, IE Business School, and Sheila M. Cannon, Trinity Business School, with a focus on social entrepreneurship.
