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Regulating Adaptive Medical Artificial Intelligence: Can Less Oversight Lead To Greater Compliance?, Jiayi Lai, Liang Xu, Xin Fang, Tinglong Dai
Regulating Adaptive Medical Artificial Intelligence: Can Less Oversight Lead To Greater Compliance?, Jiayi Lai, Liang Xu, Xin Fang, Tinglong Dai
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
As of June 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved 950 medical artificial intelligence (AI) devices. The current regulatory framework freezes AI algorithms after approval, requiring new submissions for updates to ensure compliance with Good Machine Learning Practices (GMLP). This approach imposes a significant administrative burden, while hindering the ability of AI algorithms to learn from new data. To address these challenges, the FDA has explored a novel pathway known as Predetermined Change Control Plans (PCCP), allowing developers to outline future changes during initial submissions and exempting approved changes from regulatory review. Yet, the impact of this …
Celebrating Professor Rita Mcgrath: Winner Of The Ck Prahalad Outstanding Scholar / Practitioner Award, Strategic Management Society, Us 2022: A Conversation With Howard Thomas, Rita Mcgrath, Howard Thomas
Celebrating Professor Rita Mcgrath: Winner Of The Ck Prahalad Outstanding Scholar / Practitioner Award, Strategic Management Society, Us 2022: A Conversation With Howard Thomas, Rita Mcgrath, Howard Thomas
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
This article highlights Rita McGrath’s extraordinary career and contributions to management thinking, particularly at the intersection of strategy and innovation. Raised in a science-oriented family, McGrath’s academic journey began with a PhD at Wharton and continued at Columbia Business School. She pioneered concepts like “Discovery-Driven Planning” and the idea of “transient competitive advantage,” reshaping how organisations navigate uncertainty and innovation. Her works, including The End of Competitive Advantage and Seeing Around Corners, blend rigorous research with practical insights. A tireless advocate for diversity in academia, McGrath’s achievements bridge academic excellence and real-world impact, serving as an inspiration for future leaders.
Making An Impact While ‘Muddling Through’: Conversations With Anne Tsui, Anne Tsui, Howard Thomas
Making An Impact While ‘Muddling Through’: Conversations With Anne Tsui, Anne Tsui, Howard Thomas
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
This article chronicles the inspiring journey of Anne Tsui, a leading management scholar and advocate for responsible research. Born in China and educated in the U.S., Tsui overcame challenges to pursue a transformative academic career. Her contributions span three phases: pioneering organisational behaviour and HR research in the U.S., advancing Chinese and international management at HKUST, and championing the Responsible Research in Business and Management (RRBM) initiative. Guided by her vision of research serving society, Tsui emphasises inclusivity, sustainability, and humanity in business education and research. Her story exemplifies resilience, compassion, and purpose in advancing meaningful academic impact.
2024-11-00 Newsletter, Morehead State University. Staff Congress.
2024-11-00 Newsletter, Morehead State University. Staff Congress.
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Staff Congress newsletter from November of 2024.
World Trade Organization (Wto) Trade Policy Reviews And Green Technology Adoption: Global Evidence, Arifa Tanveer, Shihong Zeng, Rashid Zaman, Simone Scagnelli
World Trade Organization (Wto) Trade Policy Reviews And Green Technology Adoption: Global Evidence, Arifa Tanveer, Shihong Zeng, Rashid Zaman, Simone Scagnelli
Research outputs 2022 to 2026
This study examines the impact of WTO climate-related Trade Policy Reviews (TPR) on corporate efforts towards going green, specifically focusing on green technology adoption. Utilising a longitudinal sample comprising 30 countries from 2009 to 2019, the study provides original evidence that companies in countries with more frequent TPRs tend to adopt more green technologies. Channel analysis reveals that countries with climate-focused TPR entries, climate-related notifications, and climate-related measures effectively reduce managerial political risk perception, thereby facilitating the companies' adoption of green technologies. Additional analysis suggests a substitutive role of trade policy reviews (TPR) compared to firm-specific external monitors in promoting …
Predictors Of Audit Quality: A Confirmatory Study, Joseph Philip Kambey, Williams Kwasi Peprah [email protected], Lenny Leorina Evinta, Cecilia Lelly Kewo
Predictors Of Audit Quality: A Confirmatory Study, Joseph Philip Kambey, Williams Kwasi Peprah [email protected], Lenny Leorina Evinta, Cecilia Lelly Kewo
Faculty Publications
This study investigated the predictors of audit quality according to registered external auditors in Indonesia. Even though there are improvements in audit reports and practices, there is still some fraud and audit risk that affects the credibility of financial reports. This research is based on a random sample technique where 304 registered external auditors in Indonesia answered self-constructed research instruments and their validity was ascertained with exploratory factor analysis, where they resulted as good. The first-party distributed data were analyzed with multiple regression to determine the predictors of audit quality. The study revealed that internal controls, governance, and audit culture …
A Practical Guide To Driving Financial Inclusion Through Cbdcs, Heng Wang
A Practical Guide To Driving Financial Inclusion Through Cbdcs, Heng Wang
Research Collection Yong Pung How School Of Law
Welcome back to our blog series exploring the potential that central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) hold to positively impact individuals that are currently unserved or underserved by financial systems globally. Together with Professor Wang, we first delved into the challenges and opportunities of driving financial inclusion, and how CBDCs could serve as an important mechanism in ensuring that no one is excluded from financial services – or our increasingly digital economies and societies. In our second blog we then examined how CBDCs can be intentionally designed to drive financial inclusion. In this third and final piece, Professor Wang offers a …
Unveiling The Paradox: How Abusive Supervision Can Stimulate Employee Creativity, Tahmineh Borhani, Sina Eslamdoust, Zahra Yamin, Minoo Karandish
Unveiling The Paradox: How Abusive Supervision Can Stimulate Employee Creativity, Tahmineh Borhani, Sina Eslamdoust, Zahra Yamin, Minoo Karandish
Business Analytics Faculty Publications
In today's dynamic organizational landscape, understanding the interplay between leadership behavior and employee creativity is essential for fostering innovation and maintaining competitive advantages. While extensive research has examined various leadership styles and their impact on employee performance, there is a notable gap regarding the effects of abusive supervision on employee creativity and perceived competence. Drawing on the Conservation of Resources (COR) theory, this paper investigates how abusive supervision influences employee creativity and perceived competence. We propose a framework that integrates the negative impact of fear of abusive supervisors as a key factor influencing creativity and employees' perceived competence. By examining …
Strategic Cross-Subsidization In Healthcare Capitation Programs: Evidence From Medicare Advantage, Zhaowei She, Turgay Ayer, Bilal Gokpinar, Danny R. Hughesd
Strategic Cross-Subsidization In Healthcare Capitation Programs: Evidence From Medicare Advantage, Zhaowei She, Turgay Ayer, Bilal Gokpinar, Danny R. Hughesd
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
Problem definition: : This study identifies a resource misallocation problem in Medicare Advantage (MA), the United States' largest healthcare capitation program, which may result in discrepancies between patients' health status and the healthcare resources allocated to them. Methodology/results: : Utilizing a large commercial insurance database with claims from more than 2 million MA enrollees, this research investigates the allocation of MA capitation payments. By exploiting an exogenous policy shock on MA capitation payments through a difference-in-difference design, we find empirical evidence of an illegal practice known as "cross-subsidization." This practice involves MA health plans strategically reallocating portions of the capitation …
Validity Of Social Media Assessments In Personnel Selection: A Systematic Review Of The Initial Evidence, Franz W. Mönke, Nicolas Roulin, Filip Lievens, Marie Therese Bartossek, Philipp Schäpers
Validity Of Social Media Assessments In Personnel Selection: A Systematic Review Of The Initial Evidence, Franz W. Mönke, Nicolas Roulin, Filip Lievens, Marie Therese Bartossek, Philipp Schäpers
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
Approximately two out of three recruiters report screening candidates’ KSAOs (knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics like personality) or hireability based on social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn), often referred to as cybervetting. However, various researchers cautioned against engaging in this emerging practice due to questions about the validity of social media assessments. Therefore, we conducted a systematic review to summarize initial research on the psychometric properties of social media assessments: Reliability, construct-related validity, and criterion-related validity. Our literature search yielded 12 studies with 536 raters and 2,019 ratees, and most of these studies addressed personality traits. We found that …
Efmd’S View Of Critical Issues Of Gender Equality And Diversity In Business Schools, Eric Cornuel, Matthew Wood, Howard Thomas
Efmd’S View Of Critical Issues Of Gender Equality And Diversity In Business Schools, Eric Cornuel, Matthew Wood, Howard Thomas
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
Since its foundation in 1971, EFMD has maintained a resolute and firm belief in socially responsible management education. Over that period, European management educators have formed sound, balanced, and generally collaborative relationships with business, government, and civil society stakeholders who are often the providers of core funding for their universities and business schools. This worthwhile cooperation promotes greater social understanding, cultural progress, and improved levels of social and economic inclusion in society. This article sets the scene for EFMD’s view and principles for change in business schools aimed at improving quality and effectiveness.
Catching The Digital Wave : Jumbo Group Shows How Digital Transformation And Its Seafood Business Can Go Together, Xuesong Geng, Andrew Chin, Thomas Lim
Catching The Digital Wave : Jumbo Group Shows How Digital Transformation And Its Seafood Business Can Go Together, Xuesong Geng, Andrew Chin, Thomas Lim
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
JUMBO Group shows how digital transformation and its seafood business can go together.
Knowledge “Hiding And Seeking” During The Pandemic: Who Really Wins In The New Normal?, Kim-Lim Tan, Ivy S. H. Hii, Chuen Kong Kevin Cheong
Knowledge “Hiding And Seeking” During The Pandemic: Who Really Wins In The New Normal?, Kim-Lim Tan, Ivy S. H. Hii, Chuen Kong Kevin Cheong
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
PurposeThe recent COVID-19 pandemic caused a severe economic downturn. Employees working in these organisations face employment uncertainty. The pandemic disrupted their daily routines, and it added a layer of complexity to the already resource-constrained environment. During these times, employees would conserve their resources to maintain competitiveness, one of which is knowledge hiding. While economic activities are resuming, the appearance of new variants could mean the transition towards endemicity could be put on hold. Hence, there is a need to rethink the behaviour of employees as they would have elevated levels of anxiety towards resuming daily work activities. Therefore, this study …
Which Idea To Pursue? Gender Differences In Novelty Avoidance During Creative Idea Selection, Mengzi Jin, Roy Y. J. Chua
Which Idea To Pursue? Gender Differences In Novelty Avoidance During Creative Idea Selection, Mengzi Jin, Roy Y. J. Chua
Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business
Despite women having made significant progress in the modern workforce, gender gaps are still evident in creative work. In this paper, we propose that, although women and men are equally capable of generating creative ideas, gender differences emerge during the idea-selection stage. Specifically, compared with men, women engage in higher novelty avoidance during idea selection—the degree to which one selects an idea that is less novel than the most novel idea one has generated. In two laboratory studies and a field survey involving creative professionals, we found significant gender differences in novelty avoidance during idea selection and identified women’s concerns …
Estimating Models For Engineering Costs On The State Highway Operation And Protection Program (Shopp) Portfolio Of Projects, Elhami Nasr, Tariq Shehab, Nigel Blampied, Vinit Kanani
Estimating Models For Engineering Costs On The State Highway Operation And Protection Program (Shopp) Portfolio Of Projects, Elhami Nasr, Tariq Shehab, Nigel Blampied, Vinit Kanani
Mineta Transportation Institute
The State Highway Operation and Protection Program (SHOPP) is crucial for maintaining California’s 15,000-mile state highway system, which includes projects like pavement rehabilitation, bridge repair, safety enhancements, and traffic management systems. Administered by Caltrans, SHOPP aims to preserve highway efficiency and safety, supporting economic growth and public safety. This research aimed to develop robust cost-estimating models to improve budgeting and financial planning, aiding Caltrans, the California Transportation Commission (CTC), and the Legislature. The research team collected and refined comprehensive data from Caltrans project expenditures from 1983 to 2021, ensuring a high-quality dataset. Subject matter experts validated the data, enhancing its …
Maximizing Operating Efficiency In Higher Ed, Jessica Dillon, Dawn Distefano Dps
Maximizing Operating Efficiency In Higher Ed, Jessica Dillon, Dawn Distefano Dps
Business: Faculty Presentations
This paper investigates strategies to enhance operational efficiency in course scheduling at higher education institutions. Efficient course scheduling is crucial for maximizing utilization of facilities, faculty expertise, and student enrollment, ultimately enhancing educational outcomes and institutional effectiveness. The literature is clear in that common challenges such as underutilization of resources, scheduling conflicts, and high rates of course cancellations not only disrupt student academic plans but also strain institutional resources and diminish student confidence. Data driven decision making empowers administrators to identify potential enrollment trends and make timely adjustments to course schedules. In order to continuously improve operational efficiency, administration in …
Transport For Seniors Within A Community -There Is A Need But Is There A Way?, Steven Kent
Transport For Seniors Within A Community -There Is A Need But Is There A Way?, Steven Kent
Business: Faculty Presentations
The Nassau County Office for the Aging (NCOFA) is an agency dedicated to serving the county’s population of adults over the age of 60. Nassau County, New York is working towards becoming an Age-Friendly Community as defined by defined by AARP and the World Health Organization (WHO). One of the eight domains that must be addressed to be considered an Age-Friendly Community is transportation accessibility. Molloy University MBA Capstone students were assigned the consulting project of developing a strategy to increase awareness of existing transportation services as well as develop more programs. Nassau County is a New York City suburb …
Operational Risk, Capital Regulation, And Model Risk, Robert T. Stewart
Operational Risk, Capital Regulation, And Model Risk, Robert T. Stewart
Business: Faculty Presentations
Operational risk capital regulation is moving from internal to standardized models - from the advanced measurement approach (AMA) to the standardized measurement approach (SMA). All know the results of these changes: politically connected banks will further decrease their equity financing making bank failures and taxpayer-backed bailouts more likely. Yet the goal of operational risk modeling must be to create useful models that capture relevant aspects of reality and improve decision-making. Therefore, operational risk modeling should assimilate seven fundamental properties into an operational risk managerial framework: well-aligned incentives, inaccuracies in the data, accounting for empirical realities, acknowledging unknown unknowns, communicating uncertainty, …
Strategic Solutions For Effective Data Collection And Analysis In Nonprofit Organizations, Rose M. Lavelle Mba
Strategic Solutions For Effective Data Collection And Analysis In Nonprofit Organizations, Rose M. Lavelle Mba
Business: Faculty Presentations
Data collection and analysis play a critical role in enhancing decision-making, improving program outcomes, and increasing stakeholder involvement within nonprofit organizations. However, many nonprofits encounter challenges such as limited resources, inadequate data management expertise, and concerns over data privacy and quality. This paper explores these common obstacles and presents strategic solutions that leverage technology, collaboration, and innovative practices to optimize data management in the nonprofit sector. By employing a mixed-methods approach, including case studies, interviews, and literature reviews, this study provides actionable recommendations to strengthen data processes and maximize organizational impact.
Optimizing The Strategy Map With Customer Experience Spectrum, Alexander Chan
Optimizing The Strategy Map With Customer Experience Spectrum, Alexander Chan
Business: Faculty Presentations
In today's competitive business landscape, organizations strive to differentiate themselves and gain sustainable advantages. The Strategy Map, derived from the Balanced Scorecard framework, has been instrumental in aligning strategy implementation with design intent. However, many companies struggle to comprehensively analyze customer needs when crafting objectives under the Customer Perspectives section, often resulting in generic and ineffective goals. To address this gap, this paper proposes the Customer Experience Spectrum, an innovative framework designed to enhance the Strategy Map's Customer Perspectives component. By systematically analyzing customer needs and expectations across various touchpoints, the Customer Experience Spectrum enables organizations to construct tailored objectives …
Theorizing The Effect Of Organizational Identification On Vacation Time Usage Among Remote Workers, Brian O'Neill, Jaclyn Schuman
Theorizing The Effect Of Organizational Identification On Vacation Time Usage Among Remote Workers, Brian O'Neill, Jaclyn Schuman
Business: Faculty Presentations
Remote work, a type of flexible work arrangement, has become increasingly common, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent shift in the nature of work (Barrero et al., 2023; Shifrin & Michel, 2022). Approximately 35% of U.S. workers who have jobs that can be done remotely are working remotely all of the time, equivalent to approximately 14% of all employed adults, or 22 million individuals (Parker, 2023). Working remotely provides employees more opportunities to balance work and non-work priorities than working in a corporate office (Bowen, 2023). In the conservation of resources model (Hobfoll, 1989) and the personal resources allocation …
Culture And Ai: The Impact Of Uncertainty Avoidance On Human-Ai Teammate Interdependence And Trust, Gayle O'Keefe, Micah Minarik
Culture And Ai: The Impact Of Uncertainty Avoidance On Human-Ai Teammate Interdependence And Trust, Gayle O'Keefe, Micah Minarik
Business: Faculty Presentations
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) advances and can more accurately simulate human interaction, this study aims to analyze the impact of embedding an AI into a team as a teammate thus creating human-AI teams (HATs) on social exchanges. Whether the country’s culture impacts those dynamics will also be explored in this paper. Teammate interdependence and human teammate trust are components of the socially constructed dynamics of a team. Cultural dimensions impact how people and corporations embrace technology with risk tolerance vs. avoidance identified as an aspect of a culture’s dimension that dictates their level of risk tolerance. In this paper, we …
From Classrooms To Boardrooms: Enhancing Mentorship Programs Through Strategic Partnerships On Long Island, Rose M. Lavelle Mba, Paige Demaria, Michael Browne, Jessenia Navas
From Classrooms To Boardrooms: Enhancing Mentorship Programs Through Strategic Partnerships On Long Island, Rose M. Lavelle Mba, Paige Demaria, Michael Browne, Jessenia Navas
Business: Faculty Presentations
This research paper presents a comprehensive analysis and strategic recommendations from a Capstone project conducted by undergraduate students at Molloy University’s School of Business in collaboration with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island (BBBSLI). During the Spring 2024 semester, eleven students working in small teams addressed the primary objective to enhance engagement and increase the recruitment of mentors and mentees across three key areas: school districts, colleges and universities, and corporations and organizations on Long Island.
How A Nonprofit Turned To Retail To Help Fulfill Its Mission, Donna M. Iucolano Ph.D., Erika Sanchez, Brianna Macias, Bridget Walters
How A Nonprofit Turned To Retail To Help Fulfill Its Mission, Donna M. Iucolano Ph.D., Erika Sanchez, Brianna Macias, Bridget Walters
Business: Faculty Presentations
This paper presents the results of student efforts in a Spring 2024 undergraduate Capstone course at Molloy University’s School of Business. During the semester, 15 students worked in three teams to address an opportunity for Backyard Players & Friends (BYP), a nonprofit organization based in Rockville Centre (Long Island), New York dedicated to inclusivity for people 14+ years old. To help fulfill its mission, BYP opened a retail store named Front Porch Market (FPM). As FPM celebrated its one-year anniversary, students were asked to help BYP increase store revenue by improving merchandising and marketing efforts, and by offering support to …
Happiness, Trust, And Mental Fitness In The Workplace: Part I, Maureen L. Mackenzie Ph.D.
Happiness, Trust, And Mental Fitness In The Workplace: Part I, Maureen L. Mackenzie Ph.D.
Business: Faculty Presentations
This paper reflects a starting point for a research agenda focused on happiness in the workplace. Researchers start with an understanding of what is already known before stepping forward into hypothesis development and data collection. This paper reflects a literature review focused on happiness and trust in the workplace. This is a relevant component of professional success for both the employee and the organization. This area of research overlaps with the growing profession and industry of Executive Coaching, which looks to optimize the employee’s professional and personal potential. Trust is a related factor that aligns with employee peace and happiness.
Addressing The Service Capacity Needs Of Community Nonprofit Organizations: A Mission-Focused Business School, Dawn Distefano Dps, Brian O'Neill
Addressing The Service Capacity Needs Of Community Nonprofit Organizations: A Mission-Focused Business School, Dawn Distefano Dps, Brian O'Neill
Business: Faculty Presentations
This paper describes the multi-pronged approach that a business school took to address the capacity needs of nonprofit organizations that provide health-related services to underserved community members. Supported by a generous grant from a foundation, the business school led several professional development and community capacity-building initiatives, including workshops and projects. Workshops were designed to enhance the skills and expertise of area nonprofit professionals who provide need-based services and programs to underserved populations. Faculty, alumni, and students worked together to address the challenges of local nonprofits. In addition, the business school hosted a conference that focused on the use of data …
Roll-Up Strategy-Challenges, Opportunities, And Roller Coasters?, Steven Kent
Roll-Up Strategy-Challenges, Opportunities, And Roller Coasters?, Steven Kent
Business: Faculty Presentations
Rollup strategies have been effectively executed across many sectors, including funeral homes, pawn shops, regional casinos, ski resorts, golf clubs, veterinarian offices, institutional laundry, and car wash sectors. Amusement parks may be next, with over 400 prospective acquisition targets in the US alone; smaller parks offer untapped potential—family-owned properties priced between $1.7 million and $5.4 million. Roll-up strategies leverage enhanced purchasing power, shared resources, and best practices exchange. Still, it is unclear if they should maintain local brand identity(covert) even if they are part of a large chain or should be overt and nationally branded. The Federal Trade Commission has …
Driving Visitor Acquisition And Engagement For A New Museum Celebrating The History Of Disabilities, Donna M. Iucolano Ph.D., Harley Maresca, Ishita Sharma
Driving Visitor Acquisition And Engagement For A New Museum Celebrating The History Of Disabilities, Donna M. Iucolano Ph.D., Harley Maresca, Ishita Sharma
Business: Faculty Presentations
The authors summarize the efforts and results of students in an undergraduate Capstone course at Molloy University’s School of Business. In the Fall 2023 semester, 15 students worked in three teams to help The Viscardi Center plan for a one-of-a-kind national museum celebrating the history of disabilities. Viscardi is an acclaimed Long Island (NY) based nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, employing, and empowering children, adults, and veterans with disabilities or similar needs. To help executives with planning, students conducted research on attracting institutional visitors and individuals, families, and tourists; and, developed themes for compelling exhibits with supporting educational content for …
Economic Considerations Of In-Season Potassium Applications To Soybean Using Payoff Matrices, Carrie Ortel, T. L. Roberts, M. Popp, W. J. Ross, N. A. Slaton, M. R. Parvej
Economic Considerations Of In-Season Potassium Applications To Soybean Using Payoff Matrices, Carrie Ortel, T. L. Roberts, M. Popp, W. J. Ross, N. A. Slaton, M. R. Parvej
Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Faculty Publications and Presentations
Potassium (K) deficiency is a common yield-limiting factor in Arkansas soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) production that can be addressed with innovative supplemental fertilizer application. An established leaf sampling protocol and dynamic critical concentration allow accurate diagnosis of K deficiency with corresponding recommendations for corrective, in-season K fertilizer applications at site-specific rates and times to reach anticipated yield goals. However, the profitability of in-season K fertilizer applications to irrigated soybean remains unclear. Research was conducted in Arkansas from 2021 to 2023 to evaluate multiple rates of in-season applications of muriate of potash to soybean at 15 and 30 days …
2024-10-31 Academic Issues Committee Update, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate., Academic Issues Committee.
2024-10-31 Academic Issues Committee Update, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate., Academic Issues Committee.
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The Academic Issues Committee update submitted to the Faculty Senate on November 7, 2024.