July 2018

Jul 30, 2018

Three Ways Everyday People Can Make Social Business the Norm

The Nonprofit Revolution cites a challenge posed by Jessica Thomas as a force for good example

Jul 26, 2018

Triangle entrepreneurs’ enthusiasm slips from record high in new survey

Triangle survey results show emerging pattern of third-quarter decline in optimism

Jul 25, 2018

Quarterly Outlook of Triangle Entrepreneurs (QuOTE) Survey Reveals Another Decline in Q3 Optimism

Intriguing pattern of third-quarter decline in optimism among Triangle entrepreneurs emerging in QuOTE survey results

Jul 25, 2018

4 C’s to Increase the Value of Internal Audit

Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach highlights four C’s directors should consider when evaluating the risk-based audit plans: culture, competitiveness, compliance and cyber, pulling from Protiviti-ERM report.

Jul 24, 2018

Five Questions with Wes Johnson, Founder of Lawson Hammock

NC State Poole College and Textiles alumnus Wes Johnson (’96) has found with the Blue Ridge Camping Hammock, signature product of Lawson Hammock, the company he founded.

Jul 23, 2018

It’s Time to Make Business School Research More Relevant

Researchers discuss struggle to resolve the 'Lost in Translation' problem in academic management scholarship

Jul 23, 2018

Authors Explore Comparisons between Supply Chain, Natural World Ecosystems

The Living Supply Chain authors explore evolution of supply chain ecosystems in comparison with the natural world.

Jul 23, 2018

Poole Accounting Professor Selected for AGA International Achievement Award

Showalter instrumental in facilitating an exchange of ideas on auditing, accounting and budgeting throughout his career, internationally.

Jul 18, 2018

Are Reverse Auctions a Threat to Good Supplier Relationships?

Spend Matters story – “Are Reverse Auctions a Threat to Good Supplier Relationships?” – cites a 2002 study done by the NC State Supply Chain Resource Cooperative regarding reverse auctions. Read…

Jul 18, 2018

Blog Post Discusses Impact of Tariffs

An op ed  by Tom Grennes, professor emeritus in Poole College’s Department of Economics, is cited in this blog post about the impact of new U.S. tariffs. Read more.