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Be in the Know is a podcast series powered by ESSEC Knowledge @ ESSEC Business School. Hear what our faculty has to say about the latest business trends, breaking news and cutting-edge research in their own words. Ecoutez le décryptage des professeurs de l’ESSEC sur les dernières tendances dans le monde des affaires, sur l’actualité et leur recherche.

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17: The nexus of AI & data

ESSEC professors Cristina Alaimo and Lauren Waardenburg explain why it's so important to take an interdisciplinarity approach to AI, and how this led them to creating their own community of scholars.

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16: The Human-AI Oversight Paradox

Dr. Charles Ayoubi discusses his research on AI and decision-making.

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15: How geopolitics will impact the future of work

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14: Pawsitive Vibes: The Science Behind Cute Animal Content

Dr. Ghalia Shamayleh explains her recent research on how sharing cute animal posts on social media can strengthen our relationships.

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13: How to leverage sports events for maximum marketing impact

Professor of Marketing Marc Mazodier explains why brands should take advantage of major sports events, like the Olympic & Paralympic Games, in their marketing campaigns.

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12: How to ensure your company’s tools amplify women’s voices

Two ESSEC professors share their research on sharing knowledge in virtual settings, and how companies can make this space more inclusive for female employees.

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11: The intersection of ableism and sexism: how it impacts women's careers

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10: Rivalry in the Palio di Siena

Rivalry can be a source of issues - but as we can learn from the jockeys in the Palio di Siena, it can also be useful.

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9: Does paying for performance pay off?

Under what conditions do performance bonus schemes work?

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8: Team dynamics in academia-industry collaborations

New research sheds light on what makes for a successful academia-industry partnership.

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