Pleased to share my recent paper in Journal of Marketing Research @AMA_JMR with my wonderful coauthor Saeed Shekari. Available at https://t.co/JAuJHw7R1Q. We study the efficiencies of monitoring technologies at the heart of the industrial Internet of Things ecosystem.
Collaborations between firms and suppliers are often beneficial—but they can also be risky. A new Journal of Marketing study finds that misaligned product co-development contracts significantly derail firm #innovation 🎧
@ProfSourav
https://t.co/mW5PGXZXgV
Pleased to host an elite group of internationally renowned thought leaders and emerging scholars in this year's George John Symposium. Two days of intense discourse around embedding governance thinking more deeply into marketing thought and action. https://t.co/nAkGeWFbm7
Collaborations between firms and suppliers are often beneficial—but they can also be risky. A new Journal of Marketing study finds that misaligned product co-development contracts significantly derail firm #innovation: https://t.co/GTYwiTF1z9
By Nehal Elhelaly and @ProfSourav
Pleased to share our latest work, accepted in @JofMarketing, with my brilliant and wonderful co-author Nehal Elhelaly. We study innovation collaborations in supply chains between OEMs and their suppliers. The paper is available at https://t.co/4bCyXOHMW5.
Pleased to share our latest work, published in @EconomicaLSE with my brilliant co-authors, Avichai Snir and Daniel Levy. We study the rigidity of regular and sale prices, and how it is affected by pricing strategies. The paper is available at: https://t.co/281UJr1Jkm
Straight on to bankruptcy management! Well, there goes another. Waiting to see if a new business model emerges out of this existential struggle. I still feel the core business model has merit.
https://t.co/uoM4P3DviL
Another new business model facing troubling headwinds. The world around changed rapidly. WeWork shares fell 95% since going public. I believe their core idea is still valuable. Maybe time to change their business model. Will look to see what they do.
https://t.co/xH8wir1cFr
One of those moments. There is something noble about the constant quest to improve oneself. But we are not just a bundle of imperfections. We all have much to contribute. Equally noble to strive to improve others. Despite our imperfections, i.e.
An interesting news this morning. Though a training program for an older crowd, comes across as stigmatizing the millennials, which is unfair. #SenateCA https://t.co/X4tW3eES1d
World-renowned marketing expert Dr. Sourav Ray (@ProfSourav) has been named the Lang Chair in Marketing. "Lang is well poised to be a leader in this emerging new age," Ray said. #LangBusiness#UofG#Marketing
https://t.co/H3XLTDEUCq
Dr. Sourav Ray brings expertise in #B2B and emerging technologies to his new role as Lang Chair in Marketing at #UofG's school of business and economics.
Learn more: https://t.co/B5lB7dH0d2
The ever expanding vocabulary of the e-commerce age. Brushing. Companies send real products encouraging you to leave good ratings. Imagine how important those ratings must be. Of course, the fact that they have your name and address is disconcerting. https://t.co/M3sXM2eZKU
Vaxxies - a matter of normalizing vaccines or triggering vaccine envy? I say, go for it. Love them or hate them, Gen X’ers’ vaccine selfies — or ‘vaxxies’ — may be the marketing campaign we needed - The Star https://t.co/raVjgXufNQ
“COVID-19 is testing our notion of what it means to be Canadian — and we must stand on guard for that dream.” Great piece @CBCNews!
https://t.co/OcQdYoF0Wj
Let this sink in. In Toronto, the hardest hit by COVID-19 has been the essential workers in low-income neighborhoods; the same ones that now have slower rate of vaccination due to lack of good access to health care. #covidontario
https://t.co/vEtRbQiU3b
A lot is in a name. VolKswagen is keeping its K! It will NOT be VolTswagen. An April Fool’s prank that moved markets? Or a clever ploy to get people talking about it?
https://t.co/Pdb5zf1mnB