Last week most of the authors from the upcoming Handbook of Evidence-Based Management: Companies, Classrooms and Research gathered at Carnegie Mellon University. The handbook will be published by Oxford University Press next year. Most of the authors already knew each other and some new people joined in as well. It was a very intense meeting presided by our host and chief editor, professor Denise Rousseau. Everybody was asked to give a summary of another author’s draft article and help to facilitate the feedback for improvements. This blog was also introduced at the meeting and as of today we have 20 new authors. In the course of this week, a few new additions will be made to the site. We trust the authors will start writing posts to engage us in the development of the evidence-based management practice. The goal of this blog is to engage managers and consultants in the application of evidence-based management in everyday life. Ideas, suggestions or comments are welcome. Registration is free.
Last week most of the authors from the upcoming Handbook of Evidence-Based Management: Companies, Classrooms and Research gathered at Carnegie Mellon University. The handbook will be published by Oxford University Press next year. Most of the authors already knew each other and some new people joined in as well. It was a very intense meeting presided by our host and chief editor, professor Denise Rousseau. Everybody was asked to give a summary of another author’s draft article and help to facilitate the feedback for improvements. This blog was also introduced at the meeting and as of today we have 20 new authors. In the course of this week, a few new additions will be made to the site. We trust the authors will start writing posts to engage us in the development of the evidence-based management practice. The goal of this blog is to engage managers and consultants in the application of evidence-based management in everyday life. Ideas, suggestions or comments are welcome. Registration is free.
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