The Present and Future of Management: Perspectives from MIT Sloan School of Management

Author: Ke Han
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Where is management heading in the 21st century? How to solve the problems encountered in management practice and education since the new millennium? What new capabilities should managers possess? In this book, you will read in-depth discussions by distinguished alumni and industry elites from management schools around the world—MIT Sloan School of Management on the occasion of its 50th anniversary—on these questions. MIT, a world-renowned academic hub and one of the historic Ivy League universities in the United States, established the Sloan School of Management in 1952 at the suggestion of General Motors President Sloan. It has always upheld the renowned rigorous academic style of MIT, researching management issues. Fifty years later, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, the Sloan School of Management invited outstanding alumni, international leaders, and elites from the business, management, and academic fields to jointly explore the opportunities and challenges faced by the corporate and management sectors in the next 50 years, as well as the future direction of management. The main content of this book:
The development trends of management, especially corporate management;
The impact of high technology on management and human life;
Under the backdrop of accelerating globalization and technological advancement, the management philosophy of the global capital market must undergo fundamental changes to address more challenging tasks. Future managers must gain a deeper understanding of the potential benefits, risks, and ethical challenges brought by emerging technologies. Future management education should strive to cultivate leaders with both moral integrity and talent, enabling them to earn trust, face problems and opportunities, and lead businesses to make responsible contributions to societal progress.