Columbia Ideas at Work

Columbia Business School

Columbia Ideas at Work is a bridge between business research and practice, offering key insights from Columbia Business School’s faculty in a format that is easily accessible to busy executives.

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Nachum Sicherman on the "Ostrich Effect"

Columbia Ideas at Work

01/14/16 • 1 min

On Bloomberg Radio, Professor Nachum Sicherman discusses his research on the “ostrich effect:” the tendency of investors to avoid looking at their portfolios when markets are down.

01/14/16 • 1 min

Katherine Phillips — Get Along or Get to Work?

Columbia Ideas at Work

12/17/13 • 2 min

Professor Katherine Phillips discusses her recent findings that diverse teams focus less on getting along and more on getting to work, and the implications for organizations. Read the full story here.

12/17/13 • 2 min

Eric Johnson: Choosing Health — and Wealth

Columbia Ideas at Work

10/29/13 • 4 min

Professor Eric Johnson discusses how better choice architecture could help Americans make wiser choices on the new Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges.

10/29/13 • 4 min

Geoffrey Heal: Uncertainty, Risk, and Climate Change

Columbia Ideas at Work

07/24/13 • 17 min

Professor Geoffrey Heal discusses how new approaches to risk assessment in the face of climate change can help decision makers negotiate the uncertain future. Read more: http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/ideasatwork/feature/7233822

07/24/13 • 17 min

Oded Netzer: Text Mining Social Media for Consumer Insights

Columbia Ideas at Work

06/19/13 • 15 min

Professor Oded Netzer discusses how the emerging science of text mining is helping marketers measure their impact — and the surprising insights the field may offer the healthcare industry.

06/19/13 • 15 min

Marcelo Olivares: Data Transforms Operations Research

Columbia Ideas at Work

04/24/13 • 2 min

Professor Marcelo Olivares discusses how a flood of data is changing the way that researchers help businesses fine-tune their operations and increase efficiency.

04/24/13 • 2 min

Ilyana Kuziemko: Studying Inequality in America

Columbia Ideas at Work

03/27/13 • 2 min

Professor Ilyana Kuziemko discusses how questions raised by the 2010 mid-term elections spurred her latest study about people’s aversion to last place. Read the Columbia Ideas at Work article: http://bit.ly/kuziemko

03/27/13 • 2 min

Urooj Khan: Accounting and Systemic Risk in Financial Institutions

Columbia Ideas at Work

03/22/13 • 2 min

Professor Urooj Khan discusses the important role of accounting in assessing systemic risk.

03/22/13 • 2 min

Suresh Sundaresan: Capital, Creditors, and Systemic Risk

Columbia Ideas at Work

03/22/13 • 3 min

Professor Suresh Sundaresan discusses the role of credit and creditors in the financial crisis, and the significance of his research in exploring the roots of systemic risk. Read the Columbia Ideas at Work article: http://bit.ly/sundaresan

03/22/13 • 3 min

Leonard Lee: When Shopper Marketing Backfires

Columbia Ideas at Work

02/27/13 • 3 min

Professor Leonard Lee discusses how shopper marketing tools can sometimes motivate consumers to spend less — rather than more. Read the research brief: http://bit.ly/lee-ideas

02/27/13 • 3 min

FAQ

How many episodes does Columbia Ideas at Work have?

Columbia Ideas at Work currently has 13 episodes available.

What topics does Columbia Ideas at Work cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Columbia Ideas at Work?

The episode title 'Nachum Sicherman on the "Ostrich Effect"' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Columbia Ideas at Work?

The average episode length on Columbia Ideas at Work is 5 minutes.

How often are episodes of Columbia Ideas at Work released?

Episodes of Columbia Ideas at Work are typically released every 35 days, 5 hours.

When was the first episode of Columbia Ideas at Work?

The first episode of Columbia Ideas at Work was released on Sep 20, 2012.

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