Teams collaborating around project boards, charts and diagrams to plan, monitor and adjust their work.

Data from thousands of World Bank projects reveal when flexibility helps — and when it hurts.

Person selecting from three digital subscription pricing plans displayed on a screen.

Research suggests higher subscription prices can push some customers to use services more — complicating how AI, cloud computing, and other digital platforms manage demand.

Highlighting Mays Business School’s 2027 U.S. News & World Report undergraduate business rankings.

Four specialty programs rank among the nation’s top-10 public undergraduate business programs.

Doctor using a smartphone with digital patient review and rating icons displayed on screen.

A healthcare-focused small language model shows which review details are linked to more online consultations.

Illustration by Raymond Biesinger of two stylized figures connected through digital matchmaking, featuring hearts, charts, profile icons and app interface elements in red, blue and black.

Rajiv Mukherjee looks at the science behind matching services — for love and business.

Headshot of Daniel Sirias '24 in uniform, smiling.

One of the first graduates of the online MS MIS program, Daniel Sirias ’24 applies skills and values from his Texas A&M education while leading at the Pentagon.

Theresa Phinney ’81 ’84 smiling while sitting down in front of a computer.

From computer science to intro to information systems, Theresa Phinney has spent four decades educating Texas A&M students

Will McBride walks campus with Reveille X, engaging students and representing an Aggie tradition.

Humans of Mays Business School – Business Honors and Supply Chain Management Major Will McBride ’28

Dr. Chelliah Sriskandarajah, Mays Business School Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.

Sriskandarajah is the seventh Lifetime Achievement Award recipient in Mays’ history and the first from the Department of Information and Operations Management.