Developed by Tuck, Critical Insight will draw on Tuck's MBA-level research and reviewing skills. Tapping new ideas and concepts from a network of MBAs, alums, and global companies, Critical Insight will track, review, filter and organize the business news you want to read. Internet Intuition Professor Phil Anderson comments on Meg Whitman's strategy with eBay in an article in Computerworld on January 10. Whitman is keeping an eye on the competition and says that eBay's blend of community and commerce will keep it ahead of other sites. Foster Center brings VCs to campus Tuck students appreciate the access they get to venture capitalists, says Whitney Armstrong T'00.
Venture capitalists come to campus as visiting executives.
While they're here, they speak in class, have dinner with students, and hold office hours. Students can thank Tuck's Foster Center for Private Equity for that access. The center brings professionals in the sector to Tuck for research and student development, while its recently launched eForum exposes students to alumni and other leaders involved in Internet ventures. An article in The Boston Globe on April 10 asked how business schools will integrate technology into the curriculum of a business education. In the April 3 issue of Business Week, Professor Kent Womack talked about the growing relationship between the media and hot stocks.