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New hire cohorts may be a retention boon — or a bust if not managed properly - HR Dive
Discover how research by USF’s Amit Chauradia is reshaping how companies onboard new talent. His latest study reveals that new-hire cohorts can significantly boost retention — or lead to mass departures if not handled carefully.
July 8, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
Why do consumers fall for fake online reviews? - Consumer Affairs
A new study found that many consumers tend to fall for fake online reviews as a result of "truth bias." Researchers hope study findings help more consumers be vigilant when browsing online.
June 12, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
Why do fake online reviews keep fooling us? Study reveals a 'truth bias' - Phys.org
Despite growing awareness of fake online reviews, a new University of South Florida study finds that consumers still overwhelmingly trust what they read—even when they shouldn't.
June 5, 2025Research and Innovation
New USF study reveals why consumers continue to be deceived by fake online reviews - Science Magazine
In an age where digital interactions dominate consumer decision-making, the trustworthiness of online reviews has become a critical concern for both researchers and the general public.
June 5, 2025Research and Innovation
From trust to doubt: Why fake online reviews still fool consumers
The research investigates a key question: Are consumers naturally skeptical of online reviews, or do they tend to believe them? The answer lies in what psychologists call a “truth bias.”
June 4, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
How do online travel agents like Expedia and Booking.com work? - Marketplace
Online travel agents are to analog travel agents what Amazon is to department stores: you can get similar stuff, but the former leverages technology to scale up.
May 26, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
Why 'healthy' food labels fool even savvy shoppers - Archynewsy
Boasting about specific nutrients is one way companies can mislead while still being honest. Touting the lack of a nutrient, like gluten, doesn’t necessarily mean a product is good for you. "Those buzzwords get us, and those words change over time," said Dipayan Biswas, a USF marketing professor.
May 15, 2025Research and Innovation
Long-haul truckers worry about trade war - Bay News 9
The U.S. trade war has caused shipping to come to a near standstill at ports along the West Coast. Its affects will have a ripple effect across multiple industries. USF's Supply Chain Innovation Lab director explains the impact of the tariff wars on long-haul truckers.
May 14, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation
USF Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing to ignite Tampa Bay’s tech talent - USF News
Launching this fall, the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing will supply a pipeline of students ready to specialize in critical areas throughout Tampa Bay and beyond.
April 28, 2025Research and Innovation
Employee cohorts can improve retention — especially among Gen Z, study shows - HR Dive
Leaders and hiring managers can better help newcomers feel like they’re a meaningful part of the organization by focusing on creating strong cohort dynamics, the researchers said.
April 14, 2025Research and Innovation
How AI is making self-appraisals better and less painful — for both workers and managers - Business Insider
Triparna de Vreede, whose research focuses on human-AI Interaction and workplace well-being, shared how AI can be useful in performance reviews.
April 13, 2025Research and Innovation
USF researchers among top 10 in nation for publishing in premier information systems journals
USF is ranked No. 13 in the world, No. 9 in the U.S., and No. 1 in Florida for the five-year period from 2020 to 2024, according to AIS Research Rankings released by the Association for Information Systems.
April 11, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation