If you are a MBA1 student, then you are probably working on your Strat 502 assignment.

We created a wiki page to help with your basic research by identifying the tools that best provide general information on your industry and your company.

By all means, please continue to contact us for help, we be hope that this page will get the ball rolling.

The Kresge Library Wiki now has a page of information about the new printing at Ross.

Also, if you forgot your name tents and the faculty are wondering who you are, you can get a replacement name tent at Kresge Library (visit the circulation desk on the second floor). Also see the wiki page for the template to print out your name tent.

RGE Monitor provides timely global economic analysis covering macroeconomics, emerging and world markets, finance and banking, and geostrategic and long term issues. Content is sourced from news, research, analysis, blogs, important speeches, and data. Users can subscribe to receive email Daily Digests on particular topics or countries or to the RGE Economonitors via RSS. The site includes proprietary research and analysis, as well as extensive links to news and analysis from other sources.

RGE Monitor is available from the University Library for the entire Ann Arbor campus.

Business Monitor Online, which provides economic, political, and industry sector analysis for 175 countries, has added the following industries to its database:

Shipping, Real Estate, Textiles and Clothing, Water, Metals, Consumer Electronics

Business Monitor Online is available on the Kresge Library's A-Z database list and is available to the UM Ann Arbor campus.

Many members of the Ross community access the University of Michigan Library website through the Kresge Library site. If you click through today, you'll see something different.

Late this morning, the University Library launched a new website and Mirlyn catalog. The new site makes it easier to search across resource types and topics, including Search Tools, catalog materials, ejournals and Deep Blue. These and other new features are shown in the new site tour.

If you have any questions or comments about the new University Library website, you may submit them through the Library's feedback form.