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The energy sector has stripped redundancy out of its systems, at the risk of leaving customers in the lurch when things go wrong.

The energy sector has stripped redundancy out of its systems, at the risk of leaving customers in the lurch when things go wrong.

Colonial shutdown shows how Americans pay the price of efficiency Will Englund © Dustin Chambers for The Washington Post Cars line up at a Costco in Sharpsburg, Ga., as demand for gasoline surges following the cyberattack that shut down the Colonial Pipeline. The drivers stuck in gas lines after the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, the Texans freezing in their homes after the February grid collapse, the Californians sweltering through their own power failures last summer — all were paying the unintended and unexpected price of efficiency. The market-driven energy sector h...

SMU’s business program combining student input and alumni donations for future success SMU’s business program combining student input and alumni donations for future success The school’s business program celebrated its 100 year anniversary last year, and already has an eye on what’s next. The newest expansion to Southern Methodist University's Cox School of Business, Bryan S. Sheffield Hall, is shown in this rendering. The hall is named after SMU alumnus Bryan Sheffield, who with his wife Sharoll, donated $15 million to the school.(Southern Methodist University's Cox School of Busi...

12 Inspiring Female B-School Deans Share Leadership Lessons Read full article The world’s top women who lead business schools share what they’ve learned “To confront any kind of uncertainty, you need to be flexible.” Francesca Cornelli could tell you a thing or two about leading during a crisis. A veteran of the business school scene, previously holding positions at global heavyweights London Business School, the LSE, Duke Fuqua and The Wharton School, Cornelli has steered Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management through one of the most challenging years for academic institutions...