There’s no room for regret

New research shows people are often influenced by their beliefs and predictions about the likelihood of others’ actions, and less so by the anticipation of regret.

How weather affects our consumption

Marketers and business managers benefit from knowing why weather may be associated with increased consumption and how this process may differ between men and women.

Digital nomads and the post-pandemic future of work

There are two very different options when it comes to the future of knowledge work, but UNSW Business School experts say it is up to us to move towards the future we want.

How resilient is the insurance industry against climate change?

New research finds there are several steps insurers can take to improve the way they assess and manage the impacts of climate change on the community.

Real solutions to the harsh reality of child labour

Mitigating economic risks in local communities is critical to addressing the financial uncertainty and extreme poverty which push children into child labour around the world.

COVID-19 could accelerate the rise of smart cities

The dramatic changes to the workforce brought about by organisational responses to COVID-19 are only likely to accelerate the shift to smart cities, say experts at UNSW Sydney.

Widening the business talent pool

Neurodiversity and veteran hiring initiatives and partnerships can truly diversify recruitment and introduce powerful skillsets to organisations.

Five proven ways that apps engage us

New research shows which customers benefit the most from retailers’ apps and suggests how to improve user engagement.

How can businesses build trust between humans and AI?

With companies increasingly handing decisions over to AI, tech giants like Google and Microsoft have to navigate the ethical challenges posed by machines.

How COVID-19 is reinventing the workplace for good

A new study sheds light on exactly how workplaces are changing during COVID-19, and the steps business leaders can take to ensure employees adapt effectively.

In debt to the future

Australia’s $300 billion coronavirus deficit has been called ‘eye-watering’ and may take decades to pay back, but who exactly is Australia in debt to?

Fighting climate change could tackle Australia’s job crisis

Business leaders can mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change by generating thousands of jobs in renewable energy and building more sustainable communities.