Artificial Intelligence
23 January 2026

Global Supply Chains Are Shifting. Here’s How Companies Can Be ‘Future Ready.’

Darden Professors Doug Thomas and Vidya Mani believe today’s organizations can expect greater changes in global supply chains than at any time in the past 30 years. Their research suggests organizations can remain future-ready by both fully understanding the key factors driving global supply chain changes and, once the landscape is understood, committing to key elements in organizational transformation.

22 January 2026

Ethics Is the Defining Issue for the Future of AI. And Time Is Running Short.

As investment in artificial intelligence (AI) continues to surge, a critical element is not getting enough consideration, increasing risks to people, businesses and society. More attention must be focused on ethics as it applies to AI, in theory and in practice.

14 January 2026

When the Cloud Hits the Ground: Data Centers, Communities and the Business of Balance

With a global data center building boom putting new strains on communities and local resources, Darden experts offer insights on how data centers can achieve business goals and be good corporate citizens.

12 January 2026

Inside UVA’s MSBA: A Hands-On Business Analytics Program Built for the Age of Artificial Intelligence

In the University of Virginia’s Master of Science in business analytics (MSBA) program, presented jointly by the McIntire School of Commerce and Darden School of Business, a holistic approach to AI learning has been embedded throughout the 12-month degree program for working professionals since it launched in 2018.

08 January 2026

AI Alexander Hamilton takes his shot in a Darden School classroom

For a man with a historic penchant for verbosity, Alexander Hamilton got relatively right to the point when the gentleman across the table introduced himself as none other than Hamilton’s political rival, Thomas Jefferson.

16 December 2025

The Darden Stories You Read the Most in 2025

This year, readers particularly connected with pieces that kept them apprised of business and political developments or offered practical insight they could use in their daily life, all while deepening their sense of connection to the Darden community.