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Governance and Risk Management Transforming safety culture: An auditing approach to reduce the likelihood of catastrophes Apr, 2024 | Article What can we learn from a trio of railroad disasters? To encourage leaders to take safety seriously, organizations should consider bringing in financial auditors to work with operational safety auditors. Behavioural Economics and Marketing Mind the gap: Should businesses weigh in on divisive topics? Apr, 2024 | Podcast As the world becomes more polarized, companies are being pulled into the maelstrom. On the latest Executive Summary podcast, assistant professor Rhia Catapano explains how brands can weigh in more effectively. Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When 'nudging' consumers can backfire Apr, 2024 | Article Just because consumers are nudged to buy a product, doesn't meant they'll use it long-term. New research finds that when steered towards making a purchase, people likely abandon it sooner. What does this mean for marketers? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Mind the gap: Should businesses weigh in on divisive topics? Apr, 2024 | Podcast As the world becomes more polarized, companies are being pulled into the maelstrom. On the latest Executive Summary podcast, assistant professor Rhia Catapano explains how brands can weigh in more effectively. Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When 'nudging' consumers can backfire Apr, 2024 | Article Just because consumers are nudged to buy a product, doesn't meant they'll use it long-term. New research finds that when steered towards making a purchase, people likely abandon it sooner. What does this mean for marketers? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When 'nudging' consumers can backfire Apr, 2024 | Article Just because consumers are nudged to buy a product, doesn't meant they'll use it long-term. New research finds that when steered towards making a purchase, people likely abandon it sooner. What does this mean for marketers? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing When 'nudging' consumers can backfire Apr, 2024 | Article Just because consumers are nudged to buy a product, doesn't meant they'll use it long-term. New research finds that when steered towards making a purchase, people likely abandon it sooner. What does this mean for marketers? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next