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U.S. and Japanese companies struggle with different parts of AI adoption
Companies in the U.S. and Japan face different AI adoption challenges. U.S. firms have embraced AI broadly but often struggle to generate meaningful value, while Japanese companies have adopted it more slowly but frequently achieve stronger results. Both approaches offer lessons for building effective AI strategies and demonstrating ROI, writes Fisher Professor Natarajan Balasubramanian and his colleagues.
Research reveals the hidden cost of investing in private debt
Private debt promises strong returns, but what’s really left after risk and fees? New research from a trio of finance professors at Fisher uncovers a surprising truth about “zero net alpha” and who actually profits. Their paper sheds light on one of today’s fastest-growing investment strategies.
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Award-winning research reveals why the best online reviews show and tell
The secret to a more helpful online review isn't just adding photos—it's pairing the right photo with the right words, according to award-winning research from Gizem Ceylan, assistant professor of marketing and logistics at Fisher.
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September 6, 2018
Runner's World
Runner's World
The Trick to Setting Running Goals You Can Actually Achieve
Running, for the most part, is all about goal-setting.