The term “global company” may insinuate far-reaching manufacturing and distribution of goods and services around the globe.
Faculty
Professor Marjorie Lyles elected president of prestigious management society
The Strategic Management Society (SMS) recently elected as president Marjorie Lyles, professor of international strategic management at the Kelley School of Business and OneAmerica Chair in Business Administration.
Kelley prof: Super Bowl the “Olympics” of advertising, as ad prices climb to record $4 million
It is considered to be the most-watched television event in U.S. history, drawing an estimated 111.3 million people in 2012.
Professor emeritus named Manufacturing Hall of Fame 2012 inductee
When it came time for Industry Week magazine to honor the most influential executive and thought leaders in U.S. manufacturing, the organization inducted Kelley School of Business Professor Emeritus Robert “Doc” Hall into the 2012 Manufacturing Hall of Fame.
Indiana manufacturers are bouncing back, says Kelley faculty
Survey finds Indiana’s manufacturers ready to compete
The results from the 2012 Indiana Manufacturing Survey: “Halftime” for Indiana Manufacturing indicate that Hoosier manufacturers are stronger this year than at any point since the Great Recession.
Kelley professor to speak at Indiana Tax Institute
Tax law may seem like a static subject, but Bob Jamison, professor of accounting at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, says it’s actually very fluid.
Hostess may change, but Twinkies stay the same, says Kelley professor
When Hostess Brands Inc. announced plans to wind down operations and sell off iconic brands such as Twinkies during bankruptcy, it meant plant closures and a loss of hundreds of jobs in Indiana.
IU Business Outlook forecast: 2013 will be generally similar to 2012, marked by slow growth
In this election year, voters repeatedly list the economy as their number one concern.
Kelley faculty research shows race plays a role in assisting members within a team
If a group’s success depends on the achievement of all involved, one might think everyone would be willing to lend a hand when one group member clearly struggles.