Professor Abendroth

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

@emlarson This summer’s MinneDemo Back to Campus will be hosted at St Thomas by our Business in a Digital World initiative. Just a short walk across campus for you.

[Fast Company @FastCompany]

We can 3d print wood now https://t.co/YKYPEM4scw

[Kristin Diehl @real_k_diehl]

#CBMinute while a lot of Costco's success is due to logistics and supply chain, customers play a big role. Fascinating behavior (no signs--> more browsing and big packets ---> fewer thefts)

[Opus College of Business @USTbusiness]

“Because of social media, we take for granted the ease of connection today. He [Yu Sunny Han] saw the pain points in manufacturing and how to deliver unique value to the market.” - Professor Lisa Abendroth, academic director for Business in a Digital World.

[Vincent Alexander @NonsenseIsland]

THREAD: Lots of us learned classical music from watching old cartoons, so I’m going to identify the pieces that frequently popped up.

One of the most recognizable is Franz Liszt’s “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2,” performed by those great piano virtuosos Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry.

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

@PRSAFellows Sweet video! Congrats Mike, and thanks for all you do for our students. So glad to have you as a colleague!

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

Curious what our tech-enabled future will hold? Join us tomorrow, Nov 17, Noon - 1pm when Julie Gilbert from McKinsey and Company will be talking about The Next Normal. Click below to register for this free Zoom session. #BusinessinaDigitalWorld
https://t.co/tA0Xn3nHJO

[Arvind Narayanan @random_walker]

All 50 U.S. states require hair stylists to be trained and certified before they're allowed to touch your hair, but those who want to use AI and machine learning to make decisions impacting lives and careers can look up some tutorials and plow right ahead.

[Kristin Diehl @real_k_diehl]

#CBMinute (in the video that goes with the article) Some interesting suggestions how to get people to choose slower shipping (and why that may be a good thing for the environment)
https://t.co/SUnUtCftwT

[Duke Men’s Basketball @DukeMBB]

Listen. Learn. Vote.

🗣️Coach K at today's peaceful protest and conversation in K-Ville

#BlackLivesMatter

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

@drbruceherbert @actualham @amyeetx @sp_meta I just looked at https://t.co/39s01iCQW4 and the platform looks really promising - thanks for sharing.

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

Nice start to thinking about sustainability from a market systems perspective. Like seeing some of the 4As too.

[Efosa Ojomo @EfosaOjomo]

I write a lot... but I'm especially proud of this piece. Hope you find it helpful...https://t.co/3BZVQNnFqR

[Nat Geo Travel @NatGeoTravel]

From the sprawling stone structures at Angkor Wat to the cliffside temples of Tiger’s Nest, behold some of the world's most stunning Buddhist temples https://t.co/oYYyqBJCYE

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

Great lesson on framing written as email writing advice.

[Ann Handley @MarketingProfs]

How to Write More Powerful Emails ✍️ 💌 https://t.co/zlxUHywHOY [my latest over at @emmaemail]

[MIT Sloan Management Review @mitsmr]

Become a digital-ready culture without sacrificing important values.
Why it matters ➡️https://t.co/BIj07lSI7S

#DigitalTransformation

[Michael B. Horn @michaelbhorn]

12 Trends Killing College via @forbes https://t.co/BIT0Er6GhH Great summary of driving forces threatening #colleges @tvanderark @bmoesta

[Nat Geo Travel @NatGeoTravel]

The bear circled the camera, gently sniffing—then it knocked the sensor onto the ice, grabbed the tripod, and tipped it and the camera into the hole. https://t.co/lbk6RsieYt

[Professor Abendroth @ProfAbendroth]

This animated graph tells volumes about trends in global economic power.

[Dr. Kash Sirinanda @kashthefuturist]

World GDP by country

@mikequindazzi @helene_wpli @ralexjimenez @psb_dc @bristowcolin @antgrasso @ronald_vanloon @jimmarous @davidjmaireles

#finserv #fintech #ai #banking #bigdata #blockchain #cryptocurrency

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

Alibaba’s Singles’ Day sales:

2018: $30.8 billion
2017: $25.3 billion
2016: $17.7 billion
2015: $14.3 billion
2014: $9.3 billion
2013: $5.8 billion
2012: $3.1 billion
2011: $800 million
2010: $140 million
2009: $10 million