The dean of UVA’s McIntire School of Commerce explains the new M.S. in Global Commerce Program and its crucial role in preparing future business leaders.

Students in the one-year program also will study in leading business schools in China and Spain.

McIntire School of Commerce networks expert Rob Cross examines the phenomenon of “collaborative overload” in modern organizations, which can burn out the best and brightest.

The website lauded the one-year, pre-work-experience master’s in management program for offering “the right balance between reputation, quality and cost to give students a high return on investment and a proven advantage [in] the job market.”

Interdisciplinary research is a hot concept these days, but a new study from U.Va. management professor Tom Bateman finds that until researchers are rewarded for boundary-crossing work, many find it professionally safer to stay in their lanes.

Ahmed Abbasi, a professor of information technology, will work with a team of cybersecurity experts to study the “socio-technical” aspects of cybersecurity, using data analytics and crowdsourcing.

Jason Williamson’s new book, “Getting a Big Data Job For Dummies,” offers a clear guide to landing a job in one of the world’s fastest-growing fields.

Drawing on a wealth of market-savvy alumni and friends, the McIntire School of Commerce’s annual fall forum offered valuable insight into the post-recession real estate investment market.

Business is now generating mind-boggling quantities of data. College graduates who can analyze that data and use it to an organization’s advantage are in high demand, say the new center’s organizers.