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Getting back to business: Business resumption during COVID-19
I have been involved in pandemic planning for many years—sat on Canada’s Pandemic Preparedness Team and represented Canada at the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperative as…
Crisis management and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is a historic milestone at many levels and has launched the world into crisis management mode—all individuals and organizations have had the…
Reinventing your value propositions: An opportunity for businesses in turbulent times
About the author: Stoyan Tanev is an Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship at Sprott School of Business About the author: Tony Bailetti is an Associate Professor…
The COVID-19 pandemic exposes the value of digital IT infrastructures
About the author: Gerald Grant is a Professor of Information Systems at Sprott School of Business. On April 28, 2020, Canada’s first “virtual parliament” went…
Accessing social support online during the COVID-19 pandemic
About the author: Daniel Gulanowski is an Assistant Professor in the Sprott School of Business. Adjusting to change is hard; particularly when it is associated…
The effects of distance: Proximity matters—now more than ever
About the author: Maryam Firoozi is an Assistant Professor in Accounting at the Sprott School of Business. I have dedicated a significant part of my…
Sprott Business Insights: Managers can learn from supervising remote workers during the coronavirus
Managing employees from home may actually lead to more effective managers. (Shutterstock) Managers are facing the sudden challenge of supervising a self-isolating workforce during the…
Crafting compelling communications in response to COVID-19
About the author: Merridee Bujaki is co-director of Sprott’s Centre for Research of Inclusion at Work (CRIW) and Professor of Accounting. Effective, honest, and clear…
Sprott School of Business and SBSS team up to keep students connected during the pandemic
With Carleton University’s classes having been moved online nearly two months ago, students have been deprived of the community and camaraderie which a university environment…
Making sense of the pandemic
About the Author: Luciara Nardon is co-director of Sprott’s Centre for Research of Inclusion at Work (CRIW) and Associate Professor of International Business. I have…
Sprott School of Business student launches business to help hometown retailers during the pandemic
For Carleton University Bachelor of Commerce student Jake Cuthbert, local businesses are “the thread of our communities”, and as these threads are facing unprecedented burdens…
A Call to Action: The Sprott School of Business Response to COVID-19
More than ever our society—our world—is relying on solutions. We are amid a devastating COVID-19 pandemic that has, and will, continue to change the world…
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