Business Analytics Minor
Featured Work and Profiles
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Research Insights: Less is more in semiconductor manufacturing
Ali Tosyali Reducing sensors lowers costs, improves reliability
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Research Insights: Health communication technology and COVID-19
Emi Moriuchi, Quang Bui The effects of dashboards and tracking apps on gaining compliance
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Research Insights: Ethics and algorithmic decision-making systems
Should Australian banks monitor gambling tendencies
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Research Insights: Balancing innovation and sustainability
Manlu Liu, John Tu Balancing innovation and sustainability in consortium-based open source software development. Can exploration and exploitation be balanced effectively?
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Research Insights: Better angry than afraid
Rajendran Murthy Fear and Loathing in Data Breaches. How users react determines future behavior.
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Research Insights: Wearable tech: “I want to live to be 100!”
Fitbit, brand communities, and the transhumanist vision
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