Drexel LeBow hosted its seventh Bridging Practice and Theory Summit, an annual discussion focused on expanding links between research and its implementation in practice.
Undergraduate Business Analytics students participated in a seven-hour marathon using data and expertise to develop solutions for a business challenge.
A team of business analytics graduate students placed fifth out of over 200 teams from around the world in a new competition at the INFORMS conference in Las Vegas.
LeBow’s Business Analytics program held its second graduate student Dragon Datathon, a rigorous 12-hour event with seven masters-level teams tasked with translating data into qualitative, actionable insights.
For prejunior business analytics and MIS major Emma Zdgiebloski, presenting her research in Qatar was a unique cultural experience. One she never could have dreamed of.
Jack Levis, Senior Director of Process Management for UPS, spoke at Drexel LeBow about the importance not just of big data but of big decision and big insight.
LeBow’s MIS 347 class tackled real-life challenges by serving as outsourced information systems consultants for companies in the U.S. and India (reverse outsourcing) with Drexel students working in teams with students at Amity University in India.
Many Drexel students have landed great co-ops that provide ample bragging rights. Mohammad “Maaz” Rehan has most, if not all, of them beat. He recently completed a co-op at the White House.
