Business and Management Resources

To become a lawyer, you will need to graduate from a law school. But what degree should you pursue as an undergraduate?

Most of the time, items in a supply chain are in motion, so it's imperative that a supply chain have flexible logistics. Flexible logistics allow for the expediting or redirection of material, and being able to push or pull materials to and from different locations is very powerful.

Digital retail management ensures that a retailer’s online presence is effective and results-oriented. Understanding how digital retail management is shifting and evolving is crucial for businesses as physical stores continue to make way for more online interactions.

Digital transformation is everywhere, and the supply chain sector is one area that the digital shift is revolutionizing at an astonishing rate.

Supply chain management is a growing field. Gradually, more companies are beginning to understand how important supply chain professionals are to any organization.

The global successes of large retail firms that focus on supply chain management (SCM) have shown the importance of learning this subject in collegiate schools for supply chain management majors.

In this article, Dr. Robert Gordon examines what the future holds for virtual project management teams.

Dispersed projects and virtual teams have become more common, so that effective virtual leadership has become a necessary skill for managers to learn.

The business of criminal law - and its many resources - can get complicated. Prior to law school, the starting point for prospective paralegals is a bachelor's degree - and American Public University is offering a new legal studies concentration.

In the modern business landscape, supply chain management and cost control have emerged as critical determinants of success.

In an era of technological advancement, data security has emerged as a quintessential skill for legal professionals, especially for those working in law firms.

In this article, Dr. Robert Gordon reviews ethical dilemmas that arise in supply chain management and discusses ways to build successful suply chains.