Recursos de INCAE frente al COVID-19

Encuentra aquí información generada por los diversos Centros y áreas de INCAE,  específicos a cómo manejar negocios ante la crisis de la pandemia del COVID-19.

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Artículos y publicaciones

Todo(s)
Entendiendo la situación de las vacunas contra COVID-19 ¿Qué, cómo y cuándo?

28 de agosto 2020. Forbes Centroamérica.
Por Sara Benitez Majano y Camelia Ilie-Cardoza

Todos los días, en los últimos meses, se ha escrito sobre el nuevo virus SARS-CoV-2. En este artículo, vamos a resumir, por un lado, las opciones que existen para controlar el virus, y, por otro lado, que posibilidades hay que una de estas opciones llegue al mayor número de personas en el mundo, cómo y cuándo puede que esto ocurra. 

Artículos
Bienestar, inclusión y diversidad: más allá de las políticas de igualdad

7 de agosto 2020. Forbes Centroamérica.
Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza, Decana de Educación Ejecutiva. INCAE Business School.

Medir las brechas es un comienzo importante que ha despertado la consciencia sobre la gravedad del problema.

Artículos
Well-Being in the Workplace: An Exploratory Study in Latin America

Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza, Associate Professor, INCAE Business School; Guillermo Cardoza, Professor, INCAE Business School; Ramiro Casó B, Senior Researcher, INCAE Business School; Andrés Fernández, Senior Researcher, INCAE Business School

Understanding the role that work and work-related activities have on the development of personal well-being is a critical aspect for organizations and professionals in the workplace. This work provides evidence that, while the models of well-being proposed by researchers in developed countries are relevant to organizations in developing countries, well-being in the workplace in Latin America is still related to the absence of negative emotions or experiences. The research identifies the need to redefine the social script of the workplace and its role in people’s well-being.

Artículos
Artículo del Profesor de INCAE Luciano Ciravegna incluido en nueva reseña destacada por el Journal Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice por su relevancia en el debate sobre la crisis COVID-19

Julio 2020

El artículo del Prof. Ciravegna: "Necessity or Opportunity? The Effects of State Fragility and Economic Development on Entrepreneurial Efforts, se publicó de primero en un sitio web donde hay una serie de "artículos destacados" que tienen importantes implicaciones para la crisis por la pandemia del COVID-19, el especial que agrupa estos documentos se llama “Entrepreneurship and COVID-19: Insights from Research Published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice”, y es del prestigioso Journal Entreprenurship Theory and Practice (ETP).

Artículos
Reactivación económica: el enfoque de design thinking

Por Guillermo Cardoza. Revista América Economía. Junio 2020.*

*Conoce AQUÍ las referencias bibliográficas desde donde se construye la línea argumentativa de este artículo de opinión.

Artículos
Los retos de la información y la comunicación en la era de la pandemia: el enfoque de design thinking

Por Guillermo Cardoza. Revista Forbes Centroamérica. Junio 2020.

Independientemente de las estrategias puestas en marcha en los distintos países, los expertos en salud pública sostienen que una estrategia efectiva para combatir la pandemia debe descansar en campañas de información y comunicación efectivas.

Artículos
Toma de decisiones en tiempos de máxima incertidumbre

Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza. Forbes Centroamérica. Junio 2020.

En el contexto actual, las decisiones de los equipos que lideran las emergencias están impactando en las vidas de las personas.

Artículos
Modelo integral para reabrir y operar con seguridad la economía

Por Jaime García y Roberto Artavia L., de INCAE Business School. Mayo 2020.

Con datos aportados por FUSADES, ANEP y el Colegio de Médicos de El Salvador

Artículos
¿Qué sigue? ¿Qué cambió? ¿Qué debemos entender más rápido?

Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza. Decana de Educación Ejecutiva y Chair del Centro de Liderazgo Colaborativo y de la Mujer de INCAE.
Revista Forbes Centroamérica. Mayo 2020.

Si las tendencias observadas a lo largo de la historia se cumplen, deberíamos esperar que el 2020 sea un año de inflexión en muchos aspectos de la sociedad y que se produzcan grandes disrupciones del status quo en diversos sectores.

Artículos
Cómo afrontar el estrés psicológico durante el COVID-19: las siete mejores prácticas

Artículo de opinión. La Prensa
Por la profesora Susan Clancy. INCAE Business School

Parte de ser humano es tener un cuerpo que reacciona al estrés con hormonas como adrenalina y noradranalina.

Aunque la mayoría de nosotros hasta la fecha no hemos sido afectados en nuestra salud física directamente por el virus COVID-19 , ciertamente estamos sufriendo sus consecuencias psicológicas: estrés. estas últimas semanas han tenido un impacto psicológico en la mayoría de nosotros.

Artículos
CLACDS ante el COVID-19

Por Ronald Arce, investigador de CLADS/INCAE.
En CLACDS/INCAE estamos comprometidos en contribuir generando información y análisis para que la toma de decisiones permita cruzar esta crisis con el menor daño posible.

Artículos
COVID-19: A Reflection and Propagation Model for Latin America

Sara Benetti and Alberto Trejos. March 2020.

COVID-19: A Reflection and Propagation Model for Latin America. Health Management, Policy, and Innovation (HMPI.org), volume 5, Issue 1, special issue on COVID-19, March 2020

Artículos
The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Costa Rican Health System

Alvaro Salas Chaves and Andrea M. Prado. March 2020.

The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Costa Rican Health System. Health Management, Policy, and Innovation (HMPI.org), volume 5, Issue 1, special issue on COVID-19, March 2020.

Artículos
Love in the time of COVID-19: negligence in the Nicaraguan response

Thais P Salazar Mather, Benjamin Gallo Marin, Giancarlo Medina Perez, Briana Christophers, Marcelo L Paiva, Rocío Oliva, Baraa A Hijaz, Andrea M Prado, Mateo C Jarquín, Katelyn Moretti, Catalina González Marqués, Alejandro Murillo, Elizabeth Tobin-Tyler. The Lancet Global Health.

Artículos
Connecting healthcare professionals in Central America through management and leadership development: a social network analysis

Andrea M. Prado, Andy A. Pearson, Nathan S. Bertelsen, and José A. Pagán. Globalization and Health, forthcoming. 

Leadership and management training has become increasingly important in the education of health care professionals. Previous research has shown the benefits that a network provides to its members, such as access to resources and information, but ideas for creating these networks vary...

Artículos
INCAE y CEAL llaman a una reactivación inteligente
09 de setiembre, 2020. Por Fátima Romero Murillo. Economía | La Prensa

CEAL Honduras promovió una conferencia virtual en la que expusieron Alberto Trejos y Jaime García, de INCAE Business School, para hablar sobre reactivación inteligente.

Publicaciones
Se requiere un nuevo liderazgo post pandemia

Por Elizabeth Meza. elEmpresario.mx. Julio 2020

Incluye entrevista al Prof. Esteban Brenes.

Ante el regreso a la nueva normalidad no hay que olvidar lo aprendido durante la contingencia generada por el Covid-19 y que la tecnología ha acelerado, como el trabajo a distancia y la confianza en el colaborador.
 

Publicaciones
El ‘boom’ de los negocios digitales

Mayo 2020. Revista Vida y Éxito
Por Por Arturo Castro Barrantes. 

En un momento de cambio para el mundo, distintas plataformas y servicios digitales representan una herramienta para que las empresas puedan llegar a los clientes en momentos de su confinamiento en sus hogares. Incluye entrevista al Prof. Juan Carlos Barahona.

Publicaciones
La economía después del Coronavirus

Mayo 2020. Revista Vida y Éxito
Por Arturo Castro Barrantes. 

El virus microscópico e invisible que recluyó a la humanidad en sus hogares, cerró centros de producción y cambió la forma en que se comercializa, se consume y se interactúa con los clientes. Incluye entrevista al Prof. Juan Carlos Barahona.

Publicaciones
25 Empresarios que Liderarán la Reactivación Económica

6 de mayo. Vida & Éxito.

En INCAE nos sentimos muy orgullosos ya que mencionan a nuestro Rector Enrique Bolaños entre los destacados, quien también es Incaista de la generación MAE VI,  esta lista incluye a otros siete graduados de nuestra institución, ellos son:  Rodolfo Tabash, MAE XXVI; Gerardo Sánchez, MAEX XX; Alberto Poma, MAE XLIII; Eduardo Montenegro, MAE XIX; Jorge Víctor Saca, PAG XLVI; Francisco Sinibaldi, PAG XXXVIII; y Luis Lara, MAE XXIV.

Publicaciones
Coronavirus: Reinicio de operaciones de líneas aéreas es complejo, “no es tan fácil como encender la luz”

Nota del medio Prensa Libre de Guatemala donde participó el Profesor Esteban R. Brenes

Luego de tener suspendidas un gran porcentaje de las operaciones de las líneas aéreas, las compañías no solo buscan como mitigar el impacto actual debido alas restricciones por el coronavirus, sino que han visualizado que retomar funciones no será en forma rápida.

Publicaciones
Centro de Emprendimiento crea programa de sesiones de coaching para emprendedores y empresarios afectados por el COVID-19

El Centro de Emprendimiento de INCAE de la mano de su Red de Mentores ofrece sin ningún costo, un servicio de sesiones personalizadas de coaching para emprendedores y empresarios que estén siendo afectados por la crisis del COVID-19.

Publicaciones
Alberto Trejos, Decano de INCAE: “En los países que no logren controlar la epidemia, las personas perderán la confianza”

Cluster Salud. América Economía
17 de marzo, 2020

El también Doctor en Economía de la Universidad de Pennsylvania, analiza los efectos de la actual pandemia del COVID-19 sobre la economía, la política y los hábitos de la sociedad en el futuro próximo.

Publicaciones
La gestión de costos y liquidez en época de crisis

Por Revista Summa
Mar 30, 2020

En épocas de supervivencia cuando las empresas tratan de lidiar con situaciones de crisis, no se debe gerenciar tomando como enfoque el estado de resultados.

Publicaciones
Entrevista a Enrique Bolaños | Adoptar la medida "más dura de la prevención"

Confidencial. Nicaragua.
29 de marzo

Rector Enrique Bolaños: “Esta es la crisis de nuestra generación”
“Las medidas duras iniciales, a la larga le dan mayor viabilidad económica al país. Nos va a pegar a todos, pero después empezás a reactivar la economía”

Publicaciones
    Artículos
    Entendiendo la situación de las vacunas contra COVID-19 ¿Qué, cómo y cuándo?

    28 de agosto 2020. Forbes Centroamérica.
    Por Sara Benitez Majano y Camelia Ilie-Cardoza

    Todos los días, en los últimos meses, se ha escrito sobre el nuevo virus SARS-CoV-2. En este artículo, vamos a resumir, por un lado, las opciones que existen para controlar el virus, y, por otro lado, que posibilidades hay que una de estas opciones llegue al mayor número de personas en el mundo, cómo y cuándo puede que esto ocurra. 

    Artículos
    Bienestar, inclusión y diversidad: más allá de las políticas de igualdad

    7 de agosto 2020. Forbes Centroamérica.
    Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza, Decana de Educación Ejecutiva. INCAE Business School.

    Medir las brechas es un comienzo importante que ha despertado la consciencia sobre la gravedad del problema.

    Artículos
    Well-Being in the Workplace: An Exploratory Study in Latin America

    Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza, Associate Professor, INCAE Business School; Guillermo Cardoza, Professor, INCAE Business School; Ramiro Casó B, Senior Researcher, INCAE Business School; Andrés Fernández, Senior Researcher, INCAE Business School

    Understanding the role that work and work-related activities have on the development of personal well-being is a critical aspect for organizations and professionals in the workplace. This work provides evidence that, while the models of well-being proposed by researchers in developed countries are relevant to organizations in developing countries, well-being in the workplace in Latin America is still related to the absence of negative emotions or experiences. The research identifies the need to redefine the social script of the workplace and its role in people’s well-being.

    Artículos
    Artículo del Profesor de INCAE Luciano Ciravegna incluido en nueva reseña destacada por el Journal Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice por su relevancia en el debate sobre la crisis COVID-19

    Julio 2020

    El artículo del Prof. Ciravegna: "Necessity or Opportunity? The Effects of State Fragility and Economic Development on Entrepreneurial Efforts, se publicó de primero en un sitio web donde hay una serie de "artículos destacados" que tienen importantes implicaciones para la crisis por la pandemia del COVID-19, el especial que agrupa estos documentos se llama “Entrepreneurship and COVID-19: Insights from Research Published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice”, y es del prestigioso Journal Entreprenurship Theory and Practice (ETP).

    Artículos
    Reactivación económica: el enfoque de design thinking

    Por Guillermo Cardoza. Revista América Economía. Junio 2020.*

    *Conoce AQUÍ las referencias bibliográficas desde donde se construye la línea argumentativa de este artículo de opinión.

    Artículos
    Los retos de la información y la comunicación en la era de la pandemia: el enfoque de design thinking

    Por Guillermo Cardoza. Revista Forbes Centroamérica. Junio 2020.

    Independientemente de las estrategias puestas en marcha en los distintos países, los expertos en salud pública sostienen que una estrategia efectiva para combatir la pandemia debe descansar en campañas de información y comunicación efectivas.

    Artículos
    Toma de decisiones en tiempos de máxima incertidumbre

    Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza. Forbes Centroamérica. Junio 2020.

    En el contexto actual, las decisiones de los equipos que lideran las emergencias están impactando en las vidas de las personas.

    Artículos
    Modelo integral para reabrir y operar con seguridad la economía

    Por Jaime García y Roberto Artavia L., de INCAE Business School. Mayo 2020.

    Con datos aportados por FUSADES, ANEP y el Colegio de Médicos de El Salvador

    Artículos
    ¿Qué sigue? ¿Qué cambió? ¿Qué debemos entender más rápido?

    Por Camelia Ilie-Cardoza. Decana de Educación Ejecutiva y Chair del Centro de Liderazgo Colaborativo y de la Mujer de INCAE.
    Revista Forbes Centroamérica. Mayo 2020.

    Si las tendencias observadas a lo largo de la historia se cumplen, deberíamos esperar que el 2020 sea un año de inflexión en muchos aspectos de la sociedad y que se produzcan grandes disrupciones del status quo en diversos sectores.

    Artículos
    Cómo afrontar el estrés psicológico durante el COVID-19: las siete mejores prácticas

    Artículo de opinión. La Prensa
    Por la profesora Susan Clancy. INCAE Business School

    Parte de ser humano es tener un cuerpo que reacciona al estrés con hormonas como adrenalina y noradranalina.

    Aunque la mayoría de nosotros hasta la fecha no hemos sido afectados en nuestra salud física directamente por el virus COVID-19 , ciertamente estamos sufriendo sus consecuencias psicológicas: estrés. estas últimas semanas han tenido un impacto psicológico en la mayoría de nosotros.

    Artículos
    CLACDS ante el COVID-19

    Por Ronald Arce, investigador de CLADS/INCAE.
    En CLACDS/INCAE estamos comprometidos en contribuir generando información y análisis para que la toma de decisiones permita cruzar esta crisis con el menor daño posible.

    Artículos
    COVID-19: A Reflection and Propagation Model for Latin America

    Sara Benetti and Alberto Trejos. March 2020.

    COVID-19: A Reflection and Propagation Model for Latin America. Health Management, Policy, and Innovation (HMPI.org), volume 5, Issue 1, special issue on COVID-19, March 2020

    Artículos
    The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Costa Rican Health System

    Alvaro Salas Chaves and Andrea M. Prado. March 2020.

    The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Costa Rican Health System. Health Management, Policy, and Innovation (HMPI.org), volume 5, Issue 1, special issue on COVID-19, March 2020.

    Artículos
    Love in the time of COVID-19: negligence in the Nicaraguan response

    Thais P Salazar Mather, Benjamin Gallo Marin, Giancarlo Medina Perez, Briana Christophers, Marcelo L Paiva, Rocío Oliva, Baraa A Hijaz, Andrea M Prado, Mateo C Jarquín, Katelyn Moretti, Catalina González Marqués, Alejandro Murillo, Elizabeth Tobin-Tyler. The Lancet Global Health.

    Artículos
    Connecting healthcare professionals in Central America through management and leadership development: a social network analysis

    Andrea M. Prado, Andy A. Pearson, Nathan S. Bertelsen, and José A. Pagán. Globalization and Health, forthcoming. 

    Leadership and management training has become increasingly important in the education of health care professionals. Previous research has shown the benefits that a network provides to its members, such as access to resources and information, but ideas for creating these networks vary...

    Artículos
      Publicaciones
      INCAE y CEAL llaman a una reactivación inteligente
      09 de setiembre, 2020. Por Fátima Romero Murillo. Economía | La Prensa

      CEAL Honduras promovió una conferencia virtual en la que expusieron Alberto Trejos y Jaime García, de INCAE Business School, para hablar sobre reactivación inteligente.

      Publicaciones
      Se requiere un nuevo liderazgo post pandemia

      Por Elizabeth Meza. elEmpresario.mx. Julio 2020

      Incluye entrevista al Prof. Esteban Brenes.

      Ante el regreso a la nueva normalidad no hay que olvidar lo aprendido durante la contingencia generada por el Covid-19 y que la tecnología ha acelerado, como el trabajo a distancia y la confianza en el colaborador.
       

      Publicaciones
      El ‘boom’ de los negocios digitales

      Mayo 2020. Revista Vida y Éxito
      Por Por Arturo Castro Barrantes. 

      En un momento de cambio para el mundo, distintas plataformas y servicios digitales representan una herramienta para que las empresas puedan llegar a los clientes en momentos de su confinamiento en sus hogares. Incluye entrevista al Prof. Juan Carlos Barahona.

      Publicaciones
      La economía después del Coronavirus

      Mayo 2020. Revista Vida y Éxito
      Por Arturo Castro Barrantes. 

      El virus microscópico e invisible que recluyó a la humanidad en sus hogares, cerró centros de producción y cambió la forma en que se comercializa, se consume y se interactúa con los clientes. Incluye entrevista al Prof. Juan Carlos Barahona.

      Publicaciones
      25 Empresarios que Liderarán la Reactivación Económica

      6 de mayo. Vida & Éxito.

      En INCAE nos sentimos muy orgullosos ya que mencionan a nuestro Rector Enrique Bolaños entre los destacados, quien también es Incaista de la generación MAE VI,  esta lista incluye a otros siete graduados de nuestra institución, ellos son:  Rodolfo Tabash, MAE XXVI; Gerardo Sánchez, MAEX XX; Alberto Poma, MAE XLIII; Eduardo Montenegro, MAE XIX; Jorge Víctor Saca, PAG XLVI; Francisco Sinibaldi, PAG XXXVIII; y Luis Lara, MAE XXIV.

      Publicaciones
      Coronavirus: Reinicio de operaciones de líneas aéreas es complejo, “no es tan fácil como encender la luz”

      Nota del medio Prensa Libre de Guatemala donde participó el Profesor Esteban R. Brenes

      Luego de tener suspendidas un gran porcentaje de las operaciones de las líneas aéreas, las compañías no solo buscan como mitigar el impacto actual debido alas restricciones por el coronavirus, sino que han visualizado que retomar funciones no será en forma rápida.

      Publicaciones
      Centro de Emprendimiento crea programa de sesiones de coaching para emprendedores y empresarios afectados por el COVID-19

      El Centro de Emprendimiento de INCAE de la mano de su Red de Mentores ofrece sin ningún costo, un servicio de sesiones personalizadas de coaching para emprendedores y empresarios que estén siendo afectados por la crisis del COVID-19.

      Publicaciones
      Alberto Trejos, Decano de INCAE: “En los países que no logren controlar la epidemia, las personas perderán la confianza”

      Cluster Salud. América Economía
      17 de marzo, 2020

      El también Doctor en Economía de la Universidad de Pennsylvania, analiza los efectos de la actual pandemia del COVID-19 sobre la economía, la política y los hábitos de la sociedad en el futuro próximo.

      Publicaciones
      La gestión de costos y liquidez en época de crisis

      Por Revista Summa
      Mar 30, 2020

      En épocas de supervivencia cuando las empresas tratan de lidiar con situaciones de crisis, no se debe gerenciar tomando como enfoque el estado de resultados.

      Publicaciones
      Entrevista a Enrique Bolaños | Adoptar la medida "más dura de la prevención"

      Confidencial. Nicaragua.
      29 de marzo

      Rector Enrique Bolaños: “Esta es la crisis de nuestra generación”
      “Las medidas duras iniciales, a la larga le dan mayor viabilidad económica al país. Nos va a pegar a todos, pero después empezás a reactivar la economía”

      Publicaciones

        Recursos externos

        La Biblioteca de INCAE ha hecho una selección de materiales útiles para la comunidad:

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        From insights to action: Gender equality in the wake of COVID-19
        Economía
        Panorama Laboral en tiempos de la COVID-19: Impactos en el mercado de trabajo y los ingresos en América Latina y el Caribe
        Economía
        CUIDADOS EN AMÉRICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE EN TIEMPOS DE COVID-19: HACIA SISTEMAS INTEGRALES PARA FORTALECER LA RESPUESTA Y LA RECUPERACIÓN
        Economía
        Pactos políticos y sociales para la igualdad y el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina y el Caribe en la recuperación pos-COVID-19
        Economía
        Los efectos del COVID-19 en el comercio internacional y la logística
        Economía
        Human Capital as an Asset: An Accounting Framework to Reset the Value of Talent in the New World of Work
        Economía
        Estudio Económico de América Latina y el Caribe 2020: principales condicionantes de las políticas fiscal y monetaria en la era pospandemia de COVID-19
        Economía
        Efecto viral: La covid-19 y la transformación acelerada del empleo en América Latina y el Caribe.
        Economía
        Sectores y empresas frente al COVID-19: emergencia y reactivación
        Economía
        La COVID-19 y el mundo del trabajo.
        Economía
        El Impacto Económico de la COVID-19 en las Industrias en Latinoamérica
        Economía
        The Human Capital Index 2020 Update : Human Capital in the Time of COVID-19
        Economía
        Looking back to look ahead: A rights-based approach to social protection in the post-COVID-19 economic recovery.
        Economía
        El impacto de la crisis sanitaria del COVID-19 en los mercados laborales latinoamericanos
        Economía
        PROTECCIÓN PARA LAS PERSONAS Y LAS ECONOMÍAS: POLÍTICAS INTEGRADAS EN RESPUESTA A LA COVID-19
        Economía
        COVID-19: The impact on industry

        A report by The Economist Intelligence Unit

        Economía
        COVID-19 - Respuesta integrada del PNUD
        Economía
        COVID-19 in an Urban World
        Economía
        Temporary Basic Income, Protecting Poor and Vulnerable People in Developing Countries
        Economía
        La respuesta de protección social a la pandemia COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe
        Economía
        Enfrentar los efectos cada vez mayores del COVID-19 para una reactivación con igualdad: nuevas proyecciones.
        Economía
        Global Productivity: Trends, Drivers, and Policies
        Economía
        Desarrollo Humano y COVID-19 en México: Desafíos para una recuperación sostenible
        Economía
        Informe: El impacto del COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe
        Economía
        Informe: El impacto del COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe
        Economía
        Sectores y empresas frente al COVID-19: emergencia y reactivación
        Economía
        How reskilling can soften the economic blow of COVID-19
        Economía
        Covid-19 and Tourism
        Economía
        Policies to Support People During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
        Economía
        Cómo evitar que la crisis del COVID-19 se transforme en una crisis alimentaria: acciones urgentes contra el hambre en América Latina y el Caribe.
        Economía
        Pandemic, Recession: The Global Economy in Crisis.
        Economía
        Informe sobre el impacto económico en América Latina y el Caribe de la enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19)
        Economía
        Latin America and the Caribbean Rapid Gender Analysis for COVID-19
        Economía
        Policy Brief: The Impact of COVID-19 on Women
        Economía
        Observatorio de la OIT: El COVID‑19 y el mundo del trabajo. Cuarta edición Estimaciones actualizadas y análisis
        Economía
        Q2 global forecast 2020: Coronavirus sinks global growth forecasts for 2020
        Economía
        Ensuring Integrity in Governments' Response to COVID-19
        Economía
        El impacto del COVID-19 en las economías de la región (Centroamérica)
        Economía
        Del confinamiento a la reapertura: Consideraciones estratégicas para el reinicio de las actividades en América Latina y el Caribe en el marco de la COVID-19
        Economía
        Impact of COVID-19 on the Global Financial System
        Economía
        Report on policies and actions taken against Covid-19 in 26 countries in the region
        Economía
        SELA (Sistema Económico Latinoamericano y del Caribe) After the pandemic Economics Global The long-term consequences of COVID-19
        Economía
        COVID-19: Resumen de las principales medidas, acciones y políticas implementadas por los Estados miembros del SELA
        Economía
        Qué sabemos del nuevo coronavirus y sus implicaciones económicas
        Economía
        Observatorio de la OIT: El COVID-19 y el mundo del trabajo. Tercera edición Estimaciones actualizadas y análisis
        Economía
        El impacto del COVID-19 en las economías de la región (Región Andina)
        Economía
        Centroamérica prepara plan de recuperación, reconstrucción social y resiliencia ante COVID-19
        Economía
        Coronavirus (COVID-19):Acciones conjuntas para ganar la guerra
        Economía
        La acción ciudadana es fundamental para la respuesta global a COVID-19
        Economía
        ¿Cómo proteger los ingresos y los empleos?: Posibles respuestas al impacto del coronavirus (COVID-19) en los mercados laborales de América Latina y el Caribe
        Economía
        Dimensionar los efectos del COVID-19 para pensar en la reactivación
        Economía
        América Latina y el Caribe ante la pandemia del COVID-19: efectos económicos y sociales
        Economía
        La Economía en los Tiempos del Covid-19
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        Q2 global forecast 2020: Coronavirus sinks global growth forecasts for 2020
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        COVID-19 is, first and foremost, a global humanitarian challenge. Thousands of health professionals are heroically battling the virus, putting their own lives at risk. Governments and industry are working together to understand and address the challenge, support victims and their families and communities, and search for treatments and a vaccine.

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        Prevenir la próxima pandemia: Zoonosis y cómo romper la cadena de transmisión
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        Salud y economía: una convergencia necesaria para enfrentar el COVID-19 y retomar la senda hacia el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina y el Caribe
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        Una vuelta al trabajo que garantice la seguridad y la salud durante la pandemia de COVID-19
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        Estrategia para la prevención del contagio del COVID-19 en las obras de infraestructura pública
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        COVID-2109 en Costa Rica

        Plataforma digital creada en la UCR permite visualizar evolución del COVID-19, con datos obtenidos de los reportes del Ministerio de Salud Pública de Costa Rica

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        Centro de Información y Recursos Legales ante el COVID-19, Panamá

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        Coronavirus Research Database -- (ProQuest)

        El contenido cubre todas las facetas de COVID-19 y enfermedades infecciosas relacionadas. La base gratuita fue diseñada para ayudar a las bibliotecas a respaldar la investigación crucial que se necesita para combatir esta enfermedad, así como a la educación a distancia para sus clientes.

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          Panorama Laboral en tiempos de la COVID-19: Impactos en el mercado de trabajo y los ingresos en América Latina y el Caribe
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          CUIDADOS EN AMÉRICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE EN TIEMPOS DE COVID-19: HACIA SISTEMAS INTEGRALES PARA FORTALECER LA RESPUESTA Y LA RECUPERACIÓN
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          Pactos políticos y sociales para la igualdad y el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina y el Caribe en la recuperación pos-COVID-19
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          Los efectos del COVID-19 en el comercio internacional y la logística
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          Human Capital as an Asset: An Accounting Framework to Reset the Value of Talent in the New World of Work
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          Estudio Económico de América Latina y el Caribe 2020: principales condicionantes de las políticas fiscal y monetaria en la era pospandemia de COVID-19
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          Efecto viral: La covid-19 y la transformación acelerada del empleo en América Latina y el Caribe.
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          Sectores y empresas frente al COVID-19: emergencia y reactivación
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          La COVID-19 y el mundo del trabajo.
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          El Impacto Económico de la COVID-19 en las Industrias en Latinoamérica
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          The Human Capital Index 2020 Update : Human Capital in the Time of COVID-19
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          Looking back to look ahead: A rights-based approach to social protection in the post-COVID-19 economic recovery.
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          El impacto de la crisis sanitaria del COVID-19 en los mercados laborales latinoamericanos
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          PROTECCIÓN PARA LAS PERSONAS Y LAS ECONOMÍAS: POLÍTICAS INTEGRADAS EN RESPUESTA A LA COVID-19
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          COVID-19: The impact on industry

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          COVID-19 - Respuesta integrada del PNUD
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          COVID-19 in an Urban World
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          Temporary Basic Income, Protecting Poor and Vulnerable People in Developing Countries
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          Enfrentar los efectos cada vez mayores del COVID-19 para una reactivación con igualdad: nuevas proyecciones.
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          Global Productivity: Trends, Drivers, and Policies
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          Desarrollo Humano y COVID-19 en México: Desafíos para una recuperación sostenible
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          Informe: El impacto del COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe
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          Informe: El impacto del COVID-19 en América Latina y el Caribe
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          Sectores y empresas frente al COVID-19: emergencia y reactivación
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          How reskilling can soften the economic blow of COVID-19
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          Covid-19 and Tourism
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          Policies to Support People During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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          Cómo evitar que la crisis del COVID-19 se transforme en una crisis alimentaria: acciones urgentes contra el hambre en América Latina y el Caribe.
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          Pandemic, Recession: The Global Economy in Crisis.
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          Informe sobre el impacto económico en América Latina y el Caribe de la enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19)
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          Latin America and the Caribbean Rapid Gender Analysis for COVID-19
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          Policy Brief: The Impact of COVID-19 on Women
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          Observatorio de la OIT: El COVID‑19 y el mundo del trabajo. Cuarta edición Estimaciones actualizadas y análisis
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          SELA (Sistema Económico Latinoamericano y del Caribe) After the pandemic Economics Global The long-term consequences of COVID-19
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          Qué sabemos del nuevo coronavirus y sus implicaciones económicas
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          Q2 global forecast 2020: Coronavirus sinks global growth forecasts for 2020
          Economía
          COVID-19: Briefing materials – Global Health & Crisis Response

           

          COVID-19 is, first and foremost, a global humanitarian challenge. Thousands of health professionals are heroically battling the virus, putting their own lives at risk. Governments and industry are working together to understand and address the challenge, support victims and their families and communities, and search for treatments and a vaccine.

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          COVID-19 and the world of work: Impact and policy responses
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          Economics in the Time of COVID-19
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          The economic effects of COVID-19 around the world
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          ¿Cómo podría afectar COVID-19 la economía de América Latina y el Caribe?
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              Desafíos de la pandemia de COVID-19 en la salud de la mujer, de la niñez y de la adolescencia en América Latina y el Caribe
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              Salud y economía: una convergencia necesaria para enfrentar el COVID-19 y retomar la senda hacia el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina y el Caribe
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                Centros de Información y Recursos
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                  Coronavirus Research Database -- (ProQuest)

                  El contenido cubre todas las facetas de COVID-19 y enfermedades infecciosas relacionadas. La base gratuita fue diseñada para ayudar a las bibliotecas a respaldar la investigación crucial que se necesita para combatir esta enfermedad, así como a la educación a distancia para sus clientes.

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                    Harvard Business Review hizo su cobertura del COVID-19 gratuita para todos sus lectores, aquí encontrará algunos de los artículos relacionados con este tema, seleccionados por el Profesor Alberto Trejos.

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                    Your Employee Tested Positive for Covid-19. What Do You Do?

                    by Alisa Cohn
                    March 30, 2020

                    All leaders are trying to find their footing right now. You are probably shoring up your business plan, situating your team, and juggling your own constellation of remote working arrangements — possibly alongside your spouse and children. On top of that, you will face a test you probably couldn’t have imagined a few weeks ago: When one of your employees tells you they have tested positive for Covid-19. If you haven’t dealt with that already, you almost certainly will.

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                    Are You Leading Through the Crisis … or Managing the Response?

                    by Eric J. McNulty and Leonard Marcus
                    March 25, 2020

                    The coronavirus crisis, like every crisis, is unfolding over an arc of time with a beginning, middle, and end. It is useful to think what distinguishes what was, is, and will be. There was a past of relative stability and predictability. There now is chaos and disruption. There will be … a different state. As this future unfolds, some organizations will be resilient. For others, this future will be catastrophic. The actions of executives and their teams now, in the midst of this crisis, will significantly determine their fate.

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                    Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                    by Paul A. Argenti
                    March 13, 2020

                    The coronavirus epidemic seemed far away for me until last week. Then came news reports about someone infected in New Hampshire. Rumors started to spread, closely followed by questions: How can we find out more information? Should we send the kids to school? The next day, we discovered in both the local and national news that the infected person, a resident at our local hospital, had attended a party with students from the Tuck School, where I teach, bringing the crisis right to my office door. Classes and events were canceled and all international travel was suspended for the university. My mind was racing. Should I go in to work? Is it OK to buy lunch here? Are we prepared to quarantine at home? How long will this go on?

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                    Lead Your Business Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                    by Martin Reeves , Nikolaus Lang and Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak
                    February 27, 2020

                    The Covid-19 crisis has now reached a new critical phase where public health systems need to act decisively to contain the growth in new epicenters outside China.

                    Clearly, the main emphasis is and should be on containing and mitigating the disease itself. But the economic impacts are also significant, and many companies are feeling their way towards understanding, reacting to, and learning lessons from rapidly unfolding events. Unanticipated twists and turns will be revealed with each news cycle, and we will only have a complete picture in retrospect.

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                    Technology Companies and the New Recession

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                    The world is facing an economic crisis never seen before, says equity analyst Pierre Ferragu. Consumer demand remains strong and supply infrastructure is still healthy, but both are in lockdown and unable to function. In this wide-ranging conversation with Azeem Azhar, Ferragu explains how the pandemic will affect the technology industry and its major players.

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                    How Restaurants Can Survive Right Now

                    by Rafi Mohammed
                    March 26, 2020

                    All businesses are suffering today. One industry that is especially visible and emblematic of our economic struggles is restaurants. In many states, dining rooms are closed, and restaurants that choose to remain open are allowed to provide meals via takeout or delivery only. They’re making this shift as customers face deep financial uncertainty. Their customers face another dilemma: whether it’s worth leaving the house (and risking possible exposure to the virus) in search of takeout food to break the monotony of our new stay-at-home reality.

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                    Hospitals Need Cash. Health Insurers Have It.

                    by Sean Nicholson and David A. Asch
                    March 25, 2020

                    U.S. hospitals are battling Covid-19 on many fronts: Scrambling to create new intensive care unit beds, trying to secure scarce medical equipment to protect their patients and their workforces, training staff on novel treatment protocols, and hiring more nurses. In order to divert resources to the patients in the greatest need — and to protect the safety of the patients who can wait — hospitals are also postponing non-emergency care, canceling elective procedures and, in general, halting the very activities that used to keep them in business.

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                    8 Ways to Manage Your Team While Social Distancing

                    by Timothy R. Clark
                    March 24, 2020

                    The Covid-19 virus has disrupted and rearranged the workplace with breathtaking speed. In the span of a week, organizations across every sector have sent millions of employees home to work remotely. Without warning — and in many cases, without preparation of any kind — managers have been thrust into the position of leading virtual teams, many for the first time.

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                    Avoid These Traps When Negotiating in a Crisis

                    by Adil Najam
                    March 24, 2020

                    Right now, around the world, countless negotiations are underway, and the results will literally influence life and death. Leaders and their advisers at innumerable school boards, town halls, universities, C-suites and boardrooms, governors’ mansions, and presidential palaces are desperately deliberating over policies for social distancing, reducing density, setting restrictions, relaxing standard procedures, working remotely, teaching online, and much more that will determine the ultimate outcome of this pandemic.

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                    How Bad Times Bring Out the Best in People

                    by Bill Taylor
                    March 20, 2020

                    It’s easy to look around and see how the Covid-19 crisis has brought out the worst in some people — from hoarding thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer to crowding bars and restaurants despite public-health guidelines. But such irresponsible behavior, I believe, is more the exception than the rule. Time and again, individuals and communities have demonstrated that the worst situations tend to bring out the best in people and the organizations to which they belong. In every moment of darkness, it seems, there are countless moments of light — small gestures of compassion and connection that allow people to show who they are, how they want to live, and what matters to them.

                    Corporativo
                    Virtual Meetings Don’t Have to Be a Bore

                    by Andy Molinsky
                    March 19, 2020

                    Those of us who present, facilitate, and teach for a living understand the importance of developing a personal connection with an audience. It’s critical to be and feel natural; to make people laugh, feel at ease, and fully engage — and perhaps even lose themselves — in the content you’re delivering. That’s why it feels so unnatural and awkward to create this kind of atmosphere in a virtual environment where you have no in-person audience at all.

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                    A Guide to Managing Your (Newly) Remote Workers

                    by Barbara Z. Larson , Susan R. Vroman and Erin E. Makarius
                    March 18, 2020

                    In response to the uncertainties presented by Covid-19, many companies and universities have asked their employees to work remotely. While close to a quarter of the U.S. workforce already works from home at least part of the time, the new policies leave many employees — and their managers — working out of the office and separated from each other for the first time.

                    Corporativo
                    15 Questions About Remote Work, Answered

                    by Tsedal Neeley
                    March 16, 2020

                    The coronavirus pandemic is expected to fundamentally change the way many organizations operate for the foreseeable future. As governments and businesses around the world tell those with symptoms to self-quarantine and everyone else to practice social distancing, remote work is our new reality. How do corporate leaders, managers, and individual workers make this sudden shift? Tsedal Neeley, a professor at Harvard Business School, has spent two decades helping companies learn how to manage dispersed teams. In this edited Q&A, drawn from a recent HBR subscriber video call in which listeners were able to ask questions, she offers guidance on how to work productively at home, manage virtual meetings, and lead teams through this time of crisis.

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                    How to Get People to Actually Participate in Virtual Meetings

                    by Justin Hale and Joseph Grenny
                    March 09, 2020

                    These days it’s hard to get people to pay attention in any meeting, but when people aren’t in the same room, it can be especially difficult. And it’s particularly annoying when you make a nine-minute argument, pause for an expected reaction, and get: “I’m not sure I followed you” which might as well mean: “I was shampooing my cat and didn’t realize I would be called on.”

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                    Coronavirus Is a Wake-Up Call for Supply Chain Management

                    by Thomas Y. Choi, Dale Rogers, and Bindiya Vakil
                    March 27, 2020

                    As procurement teams struggle to cope with the Covid-19 global pandemic, most have been trying to keep up with the news about global response measures and have been working diligently to secure raw materials and components and protect supply lines. However, vital information is often not available or accessible across their global teams. As a result, their response to the disruption has been reactive and uncoordinated, and the impact of the crisis is hitting many of their companies' full force.

                    Corporativo
                    What Small Businesses Need to Survive the Coronavirus Crisis

                    Catherine Monson
                    March 27, 2020

                    As local and state governments issue shelter-in-place orders, asking residents to remain home for all but essential errands, businesses — especially small local businesses — across the U.S. are facing difficult decisions. These institutions are crucial to our nation’s economy, employing 58.9 million people in the United States, or about 47.5% of the total private sector workforce. Their GDP contribution measured $5.9 trillion in 2014, the most recent year for which small business GDP data is available.

                    Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                    You’re Not Powerless in the Face of Uncertainty

                    by Nathan Furr
                    March 27, 2020

                    A friend who runs a restaurant group recently endured a month of empty tables due to a transportation strike, only to have his restaurants shut down to slow the spread of Covid-19. Of course, he’s not alone as businesses around the world face similar situations. Between disruption and the ongoing pandemic, we are all trying to cope with unprecedented levels of uncertainty.

                    Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                    8 Ways to Manage Your Team While Social Distancing

                    by Timothy R. Clark
                    March 24, 2020

                    The Covid-19 virus has disrupted and rearranged the workplace with breathtaking speed. In the span of a week, organizations across every sector have sent millions of employees home to work remotely. Without warning — and in many cases, without preparation of any kind — managers have been thrust into the position of leading virtual teams, many for the first time.

                    Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                    15 Questions About Remote Work, Answered

                    by Tsedal Neeley
                    March 16, 2020

                    The coronavirus pandemic is expected to fundamentally change the way many organizations operate for the foreseeable future. As governments and businesses around the world tell those with symptoms to self-quarantine and everyone else to practice social distancing, remote work is our new reality. How do corporate leaders, managers, and individual workers make this sudden shift? Tsedal Neeley, a professor at Harvard Business School, has spent two decades helping companies learn how to manage dispersed teams. In this edited Q&A, drawn from a recent HBR subscriber video call in which listeners were able to ask questions, she offers guidance on how to work productively at home, manage virtual meetings, and lead teams through this time of crisis.

                    Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                    Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                    by Paul A. Argenti
                    March 13, 2020

                    The coronavirus epidemic seemed far away for me until last week. Then came news reports about someone infected in New Hampshire. Rumors started to spread, closely followed by questions: How can we find out more information? Should we send the kids to school? The next day, we discovered in both the local and national news that the infected person, a resident at our local hospital, had attended a party with students from the Tuck School, where I teach, bringing the crisis right to my office door. Classes and events were canceled and all international travel was suspended for the university. My mind was racing. Should I go into work? Is it OK to buy lunch here? Are we prepared to quarantine at home? How long will this go on?

                    Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                    Balancing Work and Elder Care Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                    by Liz O’Donnell
                    March 31, 2020 

                    Amy Carrier is a foundation director with a long-distance spouse and a 74-year old mother, who has Alzheimer’s and lives with her.

                    Even on a normal day, her life is complicated. Amy employs two private-pay caregivers to assist her mother while she is at work, managing a team of ten at the Oregon State University Foundation. When she gets home, she takes over: making dinner, managing medications, and helping with small tasks like choosing clothes and operating the television. Her husband lives and works in New Rochelle, New York.

                    Personas
                    Coping with Fatigue, Fear, and Panic During a Crisis

                    by Tony Schwartz and Emily Pines
                    March 23, 2020

                    Late last week, we gave a presentation to about 20 chief medical officers from health care systems around the country. I began by asking them to share a sentence or two about how they were feeling, personally. Over the next half hour, their answers spilled out in a torrent.

                    Personas
                    That Discomfort You’re Feeling Is Grief

                    by Scott Berinato
                    March 23, 2020

                    Some of the HBR edit staff met virtually the other day — a screen full of faces in a scene becoming more common everywhere. We talked about the content we’re commissioning in this harrowing time of a pandemic and how we can help people. But we also talked about how we were feeling. One colleague mentioned that what she felt was grief. Heads nodded in all the panes.

                    Personas
                    How Bad Times Bring Out the Best in People

                    by Bill Taylor
                    March 20, 2020

                    It’s easy to look around and see how the Covid-19 crisis has brought out the worst in some people — from hoarding thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer to crowding bars and restaurants despite public-health guidelines. But such irresponsible behavior, I believe, is more the exception than the rule. Time and again, individuals and communities have demonstrated that the worst situations tend to bring out the best in people and the organizations to which they belong. In every moment of darkness, it seems, there are countless moments of light — small gestures of compassion and connection that allow people to show who they are, how they want to live, and what matters to them.

                    Personas
                    A Guide for Working (From Home) Parents

                    by Avni Patel Thompson
                    March 19, 2020

                    Amir and Ria are working professionals living in Seattle: he works at Amazon and she’s the CEO of an early-stage start-up. They have two kids, Amara and Aryan, who are 6 and 2 years old. They’re used to managing the usual challenges of dual working parents — coordinating childcare with schools and activities, managing meals and household chores, and spending quality time together on the weekends.

                    Personas
                    Build Your Resilience in the Face of a Crisis

                    by Rasmus Hougaard , Jacqueline Carter and Moses Mohan
                    March 19, 2020

                    As the spread and far-reaching impacts of Covid-19 dominate the world news, we have all been witnessing and experiencing the parallel spread of worry, anxiety, and instability. Indeed, in a crisis, our mental state often seems only to exacerbate an already extremely challenging situation, becoming a major obstacle in itself. Why is this and how can we change it? As the CEO of a firm that brings mindfulness to companies to unlock new ways of thinking and working, let me share a bit about how the mind responds to crises, like the threat of a pandemic.

                    Personas
                    Managing the Stress and Uncertainty of Coronavirus

                    March 16, 2020
                    Podcast

                    The rapid onset of the coronavirus is changing our work – and our lives. For those who own businesses or work in the gig economy, the stress and financial uncertainty is even greater. When we don’t know what the future will hold, or are working in isolation, what can we do?

                    Personas
                    The Explainer: How to Collaborate Effectively If Your Team Is Remote

                    July 22, 2018

                    Clarity and consistency are key. For more, read How to Collaborate Effectively If Your Team Is Remote.

                    Videos
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                      Harvard Business Review | Insight Center Coronavirus

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                      Coronavirus
                      Leading and working through a pandemic.

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                      Your Employee Tested Positive for Covid-19. What Do You Do?

                      by Alisa Cohn
                      March 30, 2020

                      All leaders are trying to find their footing right now. You are probably shoring up your business plan, situating your team, and juggling your own constellation of remote working arrangements — possibly alongside your spouse and children. On top of that, you will face a test you probably couldn’t have imagined a few weeks ago: When one of your employees tells you they have tested positive for Covid-19. If you haven’t dealt with that already, you almost certainly will.

                      Corporativo
                      Are You Leading Through the Crisis … or Managing the Response?

                      by Eric J. McNulty and Leonard Marcus
                      March 25, 2020

                      The coronavirus crisis, like every crisis, is unfolding over an arc of time with a beginning, middle, and end. It is useful to think what distinguishes what was, is, and will be. There was a past of relative stability and predictability. There now is chaos and disruption. There will be … a different state. As this future unfolds, some organizations will be resilient. For others, this future will be catastrophic. The actions of executives and their teams now, in the midst of this crisis, will significantly determine their fate.

                      Corporativo
                      Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                      by Paul A. Argenti
                      March 13, 2020

                      The coronavirus epidemic seemed far away for me until last week. Then came news reports about someone infected in New Hampshire. Rumors started to spread, closely followed by questions: How can we find out more information? Should we send the kids to school? The next day, we discovered in both the local and national news that the infected person, a resident at our local hospital, had attended a party with students from the Tuck School, where I teach, bringing the crisis right to my office door. Classes and events were canceled and all international travel was suspended for the university. My mind was racing. Should I go in to work? Is it OK to buy lunch here? Are we prepared to quarantine at home? How long will this go on?

                      Corporativo
                      Lead Your Business Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                      by Martin Reeves , Nikolaus Lang and Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak
                      February 27, 2020

                      The Covid-19 crisis has now reached a new critical phase where public health systems need to act decisively to contain the growth in new epicenters outside China.

                      Clearly, the main emphasis is and should be on containing and mitigating the disease itself. But the economic impacts are also significant, and many companies are feeling their way towards understanding, reacting to, and learning lessons from rapidly unfolding events. Unanticipated twists and turns will be revealed with each news cycle, and we will only have a complete picture in retrospect.

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                      Technology Companies and the New Recession

                      Podcast
                      March 30, 2020

                      The world is facing an economic crisis never seen before, says equity analyst Pierre Ferragu. Consumer demand remains strong and supply infrastructure is still healthy, but both are in lockdown and unable to function. In this wide-ranging conversation with Azeem Azhar, Ferragu explains how the pandemic will affect the technology industry and its major players.

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                      How Restaurants Can Survive Right Now

                      by Rafi Mohammed
                      March 26, 2020

                      All businesses are suffering today. One industry that is especially visible and emblematic of our economic struggles is restaurants. In many states, dining rooms are closed, and restaurants that choose to remain open are allowed to provide meals via takeout or delivery only. They’re making this shift as customers face deep financial uncertainty. Their customers face another dilemma: whether it’s worth leaving the house (and risking possible exposure to the virus) in search of takeout food to break the monotony of our new stay-at-home reality.

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                      Hospitals Need Cash. Health Insurers Have It.

                      by Sean Nicholson and David A. Asch
                      March 25, 2020

                      U.S. hospitals are battling Covid-19 on many fronts: Scrambling to create new intensive care unit beds, trying to secure scarce medical equipment to protect their patients and their workforces, training staff on novel treatment protocols, and hiring more nurses. In order to divert resources to the patients in the greatest need — and to protect the safety of the patients who can wait — hospitals are also postponing non-emergency care, canceling elective procedures and, in general, halting the very activities that used to keep them in business.

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                      8 Ways to Manage Your Team While Social Distancing

                      by Timothy R. Clark
                      March 24, 2020

                      The Covid-19 virus has disrupted and rearranged the workplace with breathtaking speed. In the span of a week, organizations across every sector have sent millions of employees home to work remotely. Without warning — and in many cases, without preparation of any kind — managers have been thrust into the position of leading virtual teams, many for the first time.

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                      Avoid These Traps When Negotiating in a Crisis

                      by Adil Najam
                      March 24, 2020

                      Right now, around the world, countless negotiations are underway, and the results will literally influence life and death. Leaders and their advisers at innumerable school boards, town halls, universities, C-suites and boardrooms, governors’ mansions, and presidential palaces are desperately deliberating over policies for social distancing, reducing density, setting restrictions, relaxing standard procedures, working remotely, teaching online, and much more that will determine the ultimate outcome of this pandemic.

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                      How Bad Times Bring Out the Best in People

                      by Bill Taylor
                      March 20, 2020

                      It’s easy to look around and see how the Covid-19 crisis has brought out the worst in some people — from hoarding thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer to crowding bars and restaurants despite public-health guidelines. But such irresponsible behavior, I believe, is more the exception than the rule. Time and again, individuals and communities have demonstrated that the worst situations tend to bring out the best in people and the organizations to which they belong. In every moment of darkness, it seems, there are countless moments of light — small gestures of compassion and connection that allow people to show who they are, how they want to live, and what matters to them.

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                      Virtual Meetings Don’t Have to Be a Bore

                      by Andy Molinsky
                      March 19, 2020

                      Those of us who present, facilitate, and teach for a living understand the importance of developing a personal connection with an audience. It’s critical to be and feel natural; to make people laugh, feel at ease, and fully engage — and perhaps even lose themselves — in the content you’re delivering. That’s why it feels so unnatural and awkward to create this kind of atmosphere in a virtual environment where you have no in-person audience at all.

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                      A Guide to Managing Your (Newly) Remote Workers

                      by Barbara Z. Larson , Susan R. Vroman and Erin E. Makarius
                      March 18, 2020

                      In response to the uncertainties presented by Covid-19, many companies and universities have asked their employees to work remotely. While close to a quarter of the U.S. workforce already works from home at least part of the time, the new policies leave many employees — and their managers — working out of the office and separated from each other for the first time.

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                      15 Questions About Remote Work, Answered

                      by Tsedal Neeley
                      March 16, 2020

                      The coronavirus pandemic is expected to fundamentally change the way many organizations operate for the foreseeable future. As governments and businesses around the world tell those with symptoms to self-quarantine and everyone else to practice social distancing, remote work is our new reality. How do corporate leaders, managers, and individual workers make this sudden shift? Tsedal Neeley, a professor at Harvard Business School, has spent two decades helping companies learn how to manage dispersed teams. In this edited Q&A, drawn from a recent HBR subscriber video call in which listeners were able to ask questions, she offers guidance on how to work productively at home, manage virtual meetings, and lead teams through this time of crisis.

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                      How to Get People to Actually Participate in Virtual Meetings

                      by Justin Hale and Joseph Grenny
                      March 09, 2020

                      These days it’s hard to get people to pay attention in any meeting, but when people aren’t in the same room, it can be especially difficult. And it’s particularly annoying when you make a nine-minute argument, pause for an expected reaction, and get: “I’m not sure I followed you” which might as well mean: “I was shampooing my cat and didn’t realize I would be called on.”

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                      Coronavirus Is a Wake-Up Call for Supply Chain Management

                      by Thomas Y. Choi, Dale Rogers, and Bindiya Vakil
                      March 27, 2020

                      As procurement teams struggle to cope with the Covid-19 global pandemic, most have been trying to keep up with the news about global response measures and have been working diligently to secure raw materials and components and protect supply lines. However, vital information is often not available or accessible across their global teams. As a result, their response to the disruption has been reactive and uncoordinated, and the impact of the crisis is hitting many of their companies' full force.

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                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                        What Small Businesses Need to Survive the Coronavirus Crisis

                        Catherine Monson
                        March 27, 2020

                        As local and state governments issue shelter-in-place orders, asking residents to remain home for all but essential errands, businesses — especially small local businesses — across the U.S. are facing difficult decisions. These institutions are crucial to our nation’s economy, employing 58.9 million people in the United States, or about 47.5% of the total private sector workforce. Their GDP contribution measured $5.9 trillion in 2014, the most recent year for which small business GDP data is available.

                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                        You’re Not Powerless in the Face of Uncertainty

                        by Nathan Furr
                        March 27, 2020

                        A friend who runs a restaurant group recently endured a month of empty tables due to a transportation strike, only to have his restaurants shut down to slow the spread of Covid-19. Of course, he’s not alone as businesses around the world face similar situations. Between disruption and the ongoing pandemic, we are all trying to cope with unprecedented levels of uncertainty.

                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                        8 Ways to Manage Your Team While Social Distancing

                        by Timothy R. Clark
                        March 24, 2020

                        The Covid-19 virus has disrupted and rearranged the workplace with breathtaking speed. In the span of a week, organizations across every sector have sent millions of employees home to work remotely. Without warning — and in many cases, without preparation of any kind — managers have been thrust into the position of leading virtual teams, many for the first time.

                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                        15 Questions About Remote Work, Answered

                        by Tsedal Neeley
                        March 16, 2020

                        The coronavirus pandemic is expected to fundamentally change the way many organizations operate for the foreseeable future. As governments and businesses around the world tell those with symptoms to self-quarantine and everyone else to practice social distancing, remote work is our new reality. How do corporate leaders, managers, and individual workers make this sudden shift? Tsedal Neeley, a professor at Harvard Business School, has spent two decades helping companies learn how to manage dispersed teams. In this edited Q&A, drawn from a recent HBR subscriber video call in which listeners were able to ask questions, she offers guidance on how to work productively at home, manage virtual meetings, and lead teams through this time of crisis.

                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                        Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                        by Paul A. Argenti
                        March 13, 2020

                        The coronavirus epidemic seemed far away for me until last week. Then came news reports about someone infected in New Hampshire. Rumors started to spread, closely followed by questions: How can we find out more information? Should we send the kids to school? The next day, we discovered in both the local and national news that the infected person, a resident at our local hospital, had attended a party with students from the Tuck School, where I teach, bringing the crisis right to my office door. Classes and events were canceled and all international travel was suspended for the university. My mind was racing. Should I go into work? Is it OK to buy lunch here? Are we prepared to quarantine at home? How long will this go on?

                        Emprendimiento y Pandemia COVID 19
                          Personas
                          Balancing Work and Elder Care Through the Coronavirus Crisis

                          by Liz O’Donnell
                          March 31, 2020 

                          Amy Carrier is a foundation director with a long-distance spouse and a 74-year old mother, who has Alzheimer’s and lives with her.

                          Even on a normal day, her life is complicated. Amy employs two private-pay caregivers to assist her mother while she is at work, managing a team of ten at the Oregon State University Foundation. When she gets home, she takes over: making dinner, managing medications, and helping with small tasks like choosing clothes and operating the television. Her husband lives and works in New Rochelle, New York.

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                          Coping with Fatigue, Fear, and Panic During a Crisis

                          by Tony Schwartz and Emily Pines
                          March 23, 2020

                          Late last week, we gave a presentation to about 20 chief medical officers from health care systems around the country. I began by asking them to share a sentence or two about how they were feeling, personally. Over the next half hour, their answers spilled out in a torrent.

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                          That Discomfort You’re Feeling Is Grief

                          by Scott Berinato
                          March 23, 2020

                          Some of the HBR edit staff met virtually the other day — a screen full of faces in a scene becoming more common everywhere. We talked about the content we’re commissioning in this harrowing time of a pandemic and how we can help people. But we also talked about how we were feeling. One colleague mentioned that what she felt was grief. Heads nodded in all the panes.

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                          How Bad Times Bring Out the Best in People

                          by Bill Taylor
                          March 20, 2020

                          It’s easy to look around and see how the Covid-19 crisis has brought out the worst in some people — from hoarding thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer to crowding bars and restaurants despite public-health guidelines. But such irresponsible behavior, I believe, is more the exception than the rule. Time and again, individuals and communities have demonstrated that the worst situations tend to bring out the best in people and the organizations to which they belong. In every moment of darkness, it seems, there are countless moments of light — small gestures of compassion and connection that allow people to show who they are, how they want to live, and what matters to them.

                          Personas
                          A Guide for Working (From Home) Parents

                          by Avni Patel Thompson
                          March 19, 2020

                          Amir and Ria are working professionals living in Seattle: he works at Amazon and she’s the CEO of an early-stage start-up. They have two kids, Amara and Aryan, who are 6 and 2 years old. They’re used to managing the usual challenges of dual working parents — coordinating childcare with schools and activities, managing meals and household chores, and spending quality time together on the weekends.

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                          Build Your Resilience in the Face of a Crisis

                          by Rasmus Hougaard , Jacqueline Carter and Moses Mohan
                          March 19, 2020

                          As the spread and far-reaching impacts of Covid-19 dominate the world news, we have all been witnessing and experiencing the parallel spread of worry, anxiety, and instability. Indeed, in a crisis, our mental state often seems only to exacerbate an already extremely challenging situation, becoming a major obstacle in itself. Why is this and how can we change it? As the CEO of a firm that brings mindfulness to companies to unlock new ways of thinking and working, let me share a bit about how the mind responds to crises, like the threat of a pandemic.

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                          Managing the Stress and Uncertainty of Coronavirus

                          March 16, 2020
                          Podcast

                          The rapid onset of the coronavirus is changing our work – and our lives. For those who own businesses or work in the gig economy, the stress and financial uncertainty is even greater. When we don’t know what the future will hold, or are working in isolation, what can we do?

                          Personas
                            Videos
                            The Explainer: How to Collaborate Effectively If Your Team Is Remote

                            July 22, 2018

                            Clarity and consistency are key. For more, read How to Collaborate Effectively If Your Team Is Remote.

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