A massive loss of demand for goods and services is forcing companies to make quick decisions
Even if you don’t get certified, you will still gain from a well-implemented management system
The more scientific your preparations are, the more artful your actions can be during an emergency
While this worldwide, unintended experiment continues we won’t immediately know if we have passed the peak
A guide to steering companies effectively through the crisis and beyond
A sampling of Hechinger reporting for The New York Times’ Learning section
More people are choosing what to eat based on where it was grown, made, or created
We need to reduce Covid-19’s basic reproduction number to less than 1 to break, rather than flatten, the curve
Feeling watched? Welcome to the new normal.
Five questions to ask and address in sequence
Quality and safety may occupy two different departments, but the reality is that safety is an aspect of quality
Organizations should use technology solutions to support a geographically dispersed organization
Don’t suboptimize this valuable tool
Countries and businesses must fight as one to prevail over the pandemic
Take advantage of data you already have with technology that exists now
‘You shouldn’t need an advanced degree in higher education policy to understand the basics of what’s best for you’
Time for some open conversations and a wider range of options
For now, it’s so long to a crucial public space for the practice of peaceful coexistence
Changing the approach to making drugs, creating global governance, and building local capacities will be key
In Data Feminism, Catherine D’Ignazio examines problems of bias and power that beset modern information
