Leadership & StratEDgy

In a previous post we predicted that this year MOOCs will morph into MOCCS (Mid-Sized Online Closed Courses).

Around this time of year, we’re inundated with lists of the most significant happenings of the current year (e.g., best books, celebrities we’ve lost) and predictions for the future, and the world of higher education is no exception.

The Pew Research Center recently released two different reports that call attention to at least one of the issues in higher education.

Quick: What percentage of employers believes that the graduates of post-secondary education they hired in the past year have been adequately prepared for the job market?

Last night we had an interesting discussion in our Strategic Management class on an important and often overlooked element of successful strategy.

Marketing departments and individuals alike are increasingly generating content to share via social media. Have you ever wondered the lifespan of a link you share? How long does it have a chance of actually getting clicked?

Hearing that a new, stripped down product or service in your marketplace is “good enough” should strike fear the hearts of market leaders.

An interesting question caught my eye recently: what’s the half-life of knowledge, for facts we think we know?