There seems to be an invisible divide between business academics and managers. Academic management research contains many potentially useful insights about management, but very few managers know about them.
Managers also use various quite sophisticated decision-making and execution strategies to do their work. Although better understanding those strategies can enrich academic research, scholars often do not know about them. How can that divide best be crossed?
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