Sophie Bury, Head & Business Librarian, Bronfman Business Library Published Thursday March 20th, 2014 Editor’s Note: At a recent meeting, your Bronfman Reference Team was discussing some of the great questions that you all ask us on a regular basis. Some of these questions are great because you (temporarily) stump us, and others because they […]
June Hill, Reference Assistant, Bronfman Business Library Published Monday March 17th, 2014 The “Marketing Facts: Statistics & Trends for Marketing” published by the Canadian Marketing Association is a great resource when working on a marketing plan. Why is it so great? It is largely Canadian data There is a section on Advertising Expenditure including mobile, […]
Glenda Lowndes, Reference Assistant, Bronfman Business Library Published Friday February 21, 2014 Literature on crime and corruption in organizations dates back to the 1960’s however, ever since the corruption scandal of Enron Corporation, there has been an increase in theoretical research regarding unethical organizational practices as a common occurrence rather than a rare event in […]
Editor's Note: At a recent meeting, your Bronfman Reference Team was discussing some of the great questions that you all ask us on a regular basis. Some of these questions are great because you (temporarily) stump us, and others because they demonstrate just how innovative you all are in your thought processes. Either way, we […]
Glenda Lowndes, Reference Assistant, Bronfman Business Library Published Thursday January 9th, 2014 The history of the word “leadership” dates back several centuries and its meaning has evolved overtime (Toor & Ofori, 2008). In the nineteenth century, leadership was defined as “the state or condition of a leader”; in the twentieth century, leadership was defined as […]
