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Tepperspectives articles are insightful pieces written by or about the subject matter experts at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Tug of war, man and woman pulling rope in opposite direction for opposition, power and inequality in business. Competition and challenge with people hands in battle, struggle and fight for leadership

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Breaking Gender Stereotypes in Professional Networks

Consider the unique challenges women face in high-status professional networks and the systemic changes needed for true equity.

A diverse group of individuals building a house of cards.

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Inclusive Excellence in the Intelligent Future of Business

David Major explores how the Tepper School uses 'Inclusive Excellence' for innovative leadership in business education.

A diverse group of people standing around a table having a meeting and laughing.

Opinion

The Difference Sponsorship Makes

Recognize that mentorship is important, but it takes sponsorship to help others rise to the top.

Photo for 'AI's Disruptive Potential in Business' - Woman of color with iPad, interacting with 3D display. Highlights real-world AI engagement in business.

Opinion

AI’s Disruptive Potential in Business

R. Ravi and Anita Williams Woolley consider the transformative impact of AI in their article, highlighting its role in seamlessly integrating digitization with strategic planning and driving innovative solutions across various sectors.

Man putting his hand on a robot's shoulder

Opinion

Giving Robots Rights or Rites?

Exploring the ethics of human-robot interactions, Tae Wan Kim questions whether robots should have rights or be treated as objects, advocating for a Confucian perspective that emphasizes communal responsibilities and rituals in collaborations.

A professional woman pointing at a large office screen, engaged in a discussion or presentation.

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How AI is Enhancing Human-Driven Decisions

Advances are sparking a revolution in innovation and supercharging humanity’s ability to solve problems once thought to be unsolvable.