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Now celebrating its 50th year of publication, California Management Review (CMR) serves as a vehicle of communication between those who study management and those who practice it. CMR publishes articles that are both research-based and address issues of current concern to managers.
CMR emphasizes three areas of critical importance to both practicing managers and academic researchers: Strategy and Organization, Global Competition and Competitiveness, and Business and Public Policy. CMR focuses on contemporary developments in the global economy, strategies for innovation, strategic planning, the management of technology, corporate culture, managing human resources, and business ethics.
Haas Innovation Committee Members:
- David Vogel
Solomon P. Lee Distinguished Professorship in Business Ethics
Editor, California Management Review
Haas School of Business - Kora Cypress
Submissions Editor, California Management Review
Haas School of Business
The Haas School is widely known for its diverse and talented faculty, staff, students and alumni. They have created an innovative academic culture that stresses cooperative teamwork, entrepreneurship, a global point of view, and an emphasis on new ideas and fresh perspectives. The school’s programs benefit significantly from the university’s practice of interdisciplinary research and teaching, and the school’s strong connections to nearby Silicon Valley.
The Institute for Business Innovation (IBI) will play a transformative role at the Haas School of Business by providing a central hub for the implementation of the School's strategic plan. The IBI is directed by the School's Associate Dean for Strategic Planning Professor Steve Tadelis and Executive Director, Adam Berman. The IBI is part of the Dean's Office.
The IBI is composed of four separate centers, including teaching & learning, curriculum development, faculty development, and partnerships. Together, these will drive implementation of Haas' strategic plan.
Haas Innovation Committee Members:
- Adam Berman
Executive Director, Curriculum Innovation
Haas School of Business - Ute Frey
Associate Director, Marketing & Communications
Haas School of Business - Tenny Frost
Executive Director, Alumni Relations
Haas School of Business - Erin Kenyon
Conference Program Manager
Haas School of Business
The Management of Technology (MOT) Program, established in 1989, is a joint effort between the College of Engineering (COE) and the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. MOT is the most popular interdisciplinary program at UC Berkeley, with classes and fellowship programs made up of roughly an equal number of Haas MBAs and COE Masters and PhD students.
An associated MOT Certificate Program allows graduate students to specialize in the Management of Technology as they obtain their degrees. The MOT Program seeks to address a number of technology management challenges. There is no such thing as a low-tech industry anymore. If you are planning a career in any industry, you need a good grounding in how technology management differs from traditional methods. MOT focuses on the operational and organizational issues associated with managing new product development and commercialization.
Haas Innovation Committee Members:
- Rashi Glazer
Professor, Haas Marketing Group
Co-Chair, Management of Technology Program
Haas School of Business - Susan Reneau
Program Manager
Management of Technology Program - Shizuka Kuroiwa
Director, Marketing and Communications
Management of Technology Program
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