Mobile food pantries can increase food distribution and equity in underserved areas.

Hiring managers stereotype and comparatively offer less jobs to veterans who share their PTSD status over social media.

Online trolls may be working around the verification process to add legitimacy to the fake news spread.

Subodha Kumar proposes a framework that helps physicians personalize breast cancer treatment for patients and reduce their radiotherapy risks.

Firms can drive online engagement with consumers by strategically trademarking hashtags.

Outdated U.S. government IT systems were exposed as sub-optimal during COVID-19. How can governments replace their IT systems in cost-effective ways?

Statistical analyses today rely on datasets larger than ever before. How is Random Matrix Theory used to understand the matrices in these datasets?

Firms need to start thinking about how their IT is being managed in order to improve business performance.

New electronics products can have unique stressors that influence returns during trial-periods.

As more data are collected and brokered, businesses need to be able to effectively appraise the value of the data they purchase.

Companies may want to think twice before replying to displeased customers on social media.

People on the job hunt spend hours perfecting their resumes and cover letters, but it might actually be the political statements they make on social media that a recruiter is judging.

Jason Thatcher and his co-authors discover that social media bots mainly operate in two ways: algorithmic social alertness and algorithmic social transmission.

Phishing tests should meet three criteria: Test teams, not individuals; don’t embarrass anyone; and gamify and reward

Contrary to common belief, the introduction of ridesharing services into large metropolitan areas overall helps to deter sexual assault.