The Spears Business DBA is designed to develop innovative, evidence-based leaders by applying traditional research methods to create strategic business solutions.
At OSU, Pearl Sumathi's overarching goal has been to connect theory with actual business practices, helping bridge the gap between theoretical insights and their practical implementation in the workplace.
Dr. Rick Wilson, head of the Department of Management Science and Information Systems (MSIS), is quick to point out that he and his colleagues have been teaching AI in Stillwater since the 1980s.
Dr. Xiao Luo is using AI to create personalized profiles that assess patients' stroke risks, weighing numerous factors to determine if a preventative operation is necessary.
Dr. Ramesh Sharda helps shape the college's approach to AI research and curriculum, so Discover@Spears magazine sat down with him to find out how Spears Business is approaching this central topic.
Arens had stumbled onto the phenomenon of AI hallucinations, where programs like ChatGPT produce false, fabricated or misleading responses based on faulty data, incorrect assumptions made by the program or biases in their datasets.
Using artificial intelligence, Dr. Betty Simkins' research highlights the strong relationship between investor sentiment and gold futures returns, especially in periods of economic turmoil.
Tulsa-area middle and high school students got a chance to explore their creative minds by designing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) products and building businesses to market them at OSU-Tulsa this month.
The Technology Services Industry Association Career Pathways program is connecting five Spears School of Business students with a range of networking and career resources.
Spears School of Business students Trevor Friesen and Austin Haddock were among OSU's first participants in a semesterlong study abroad program at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. With course topics ranging from marketing to Thai culture and
