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Impact - Research Impact

LKCSB’s Digital Business Research Peak is making headway in exploring how AI tools are reshaping consumer experiences and core business functions from HR, marketing, and chatbots to blockchain applications in sustainable investing and fintech.

 

 By Alistair JonesSMU Office of Research Governance & Administration – The days of holding the same job for life are gone. Since the 1970s, work has become increasingly precarious and the need to switch to another job continues to rise. Causative factors include globalisation, outsourcing…
 By Christie Loh SMU Office of Research Governance & Administration – Strong rules, tight social norms, and rigid hierarchies may seem like a death knell for creativity, but a new study reveals that such environments may actually boost creative output – though mostly for men.“…

LKCSB’s Sustainable Business Research Peak is making strides in seeking to shape policies that will drive more environment-friendly practices and advance businesses for greater societal good. 

 

 By Vince ChongSMU Office of Research Governance & Administration – With millions of influencers spanning the globe, on the back of incessant social media proliferation, it makes perfect sense for businesses to harness the power of influencer marketing. While the idea seemed…
 By Vince ChongSMU Office of Research Governance & Administration – Overcrowded jails, overloaded community case managers, recidivism risks, limited budgets. The list goes on when one reflects on resource allocation concerns in the criminal justice system. This was an issue that…
 By Alistair JonesSMU Office of Research Governance & Administration – Imagine waking up in a foreign country where you do not speak the language and have no understanding of social etiquette, much less the norms or expectations for engaging with others. This would surely be stressful…
 By Alistair JonesSMU Office of Research – Who do you know? In professional environments the right connections can make all the difference. Contacts enable networking and, with it, the strategic exchange of information and resources, creating further connections that may be mutually beneficial…

A paper on microfinance that was co-authored by Ho Bee Professor in Sustainability Management Hao Liang of the Lee Kong Chian School of Business has been listed as being among the top 10 research papers dealing with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The paper, “Globalization and the affordability of microfinance,” was cited in the Financial Times’ Special Report — FT Business Education Research Insights that was published on November 8.

A paper co-written by two faculty members from Operations Management at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business about how to improve last-mile delivery was cited in a patent application by e-commerce giant eBay.

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