If there’s one class at the University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of Business that perfectly embodies the phrase “work hard, play hard,” it’s the Strategic Management of Technology… (continued)
Like mini-energy vaults, batteries “bring good things to life” and hold the power to light up our world, run our appliances and gadgets, and make our lives better. The high… (continued)
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SC Innovates® SmartState® Center within the Darla Moore School of Business (DMSB) at the University of South Carolina would like to proudly congratulate the Professional MBA and/or Strategic Innovation Certificate… (continued)
Fall 2023 SMTI Cohort Shines Brightly Lasting impressions are sometimes hard to leave behind—especially at institutions known for world-class innovation like the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina (USC).… (continued)
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Darla Moore School of Business professor Laura B. Cardinal is a skilled gardener, but she doesn’t spend her days digging in the dirt. Instead, Cardinal cultivates skilled business leaders prized… (continued)
FUSION! It was the hot topic in this semester’s MGMT 776 Strategic Planning course at the University of South Carolina. What does it mean? What concepts does it apply to? And… (continued)
When it comes to deciding what’s next in their career path, many students at the University of South Carolina from all walks of life and from all across campus are opting… (continued)