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Welcome to the SCB Blogosphere
Welcome to Saunders College Blogs. Here you will find various blogs of our dean, Dr. Ashok Rao, and various faculty and staff of the E. Philip Saunders College of Business.
Recent Posts Across Our Blogroll:
Two Weeks With the Drioid
Thom Craver
Well, two weeks in, I still can't say enough about it and I still keep finding new features. Is it as good as an iPhone? I don't know, I don't care. Does it make calls, keep my schedules in sync, organize all my emails, appointments and tasks? Yes. Is it easy to type.. (Read More)
Reconnecting with the MIS community
Dr. Vic Perotti
As expected, I learned a lot on my recent trip to the AMCIS conference in San Francisco. One striking thing is the incredibly high quality of new Ph.D.s in MIS. I met so many talented people, and interviewed as many as I could for our faculty position at RIT (http://bitly.com/ritmis). While advantageous for RIT, the true.. (Read More)
SEO and SEM: Reducing Randomness
Ian Mortimer
There are a lot of definitions for marketing. Some simple; others long-winded. Dr. Philip Kotler is one of the world's best thought leaders on marketing management and marketing strategy, and I think his definition is the best one: "Marketing seeks to minimize the randomness in the market's response by creating, communicating, and delivering value to the firm's target customers." Last week I brought in a SEO.. (Read More)
ERPSim Game at Imagine RIT, May 2, 2009 (continued)
Dr. James Baroody
With the extra activity at the end of the academic year and then some vacation, I’ve been away from the Blogosphere and fallen behind on the news regarding ERPSim. I also forgot the procedures for posting to the Saunders College blog so that my posts were saved, but not visible. Hopefully all these issues are behind us now. In an earlier post, I describe.. (Read More)