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Technology expert Timothy Carone tells the Associated Press that the game’s success could spur faster development from hardware makers.
Faculty in the Media
Recall expert Katie Wowak explains the three challenges that make food recalls difficult: temporality, supply chain permeation and product information ambiguity.
Faculty in the Media
Michigan Radio interviews Assistant Management Professor Kaitlin Wowak about her research on product recalls.
Faculty in the Media
NPR's Weekend Edition interviews Timothy Carone, Mendoza associate professional specialist in IT, analytics and operations.
Faculty in the Media
Automation expert Timothy Carone's comments to the Associated Press were circulated to more than 500 media outlets.
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Automation expert Timothy Carone says transitioning to autonomous systems such as a driverless car will take years of work.
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Each year, an estimated 48 million Americans get sick – sometimes mortally – from an all-too-common source: food-borne pathogens. Even as the industry looks for ways to curb this burgeoning trend, a new University of Notre Dame study find that just being able to trace a product through its supply chain is at once critical, and difficult.…
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The ND MBA helped Justin Jones realize "how much simply being human is at the core of the systems and organizations that appear monolithic and impenetrable."
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"If you let it, this journey can serve as a true opportunity to explore who you are, what your interests are, and what you want out of life," McWhirter tells Poets & Quants.
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It's confidence. Confidence, expressed as authentic belief that you are the right candidate talking to the right people in the right room about the right things—that’s the differentiating advantage that will win you the offer. Now, don't misunderstand. Your strengths, experience and fit are absolutely pivotal criteria in the competition for coveted jobs, but they are merely table stakes. Something more wins – or loses – the game.…