By Silvia DELLO RUSSO https://vimeo.com/506037006 Together with a group of international colleagues from the 5C Collaborative (www.5c.careers), I studied employability, defined as an individual’s perception…
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GDPR Compliance in Light of Heavier Sanctions to Come: at Least in Theory [su_pullquote align=”right”]By W. Gregory Voss & Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas[/su_pullquote] Ridiculously low ceilings on…
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Discover TBS professor Louise Curran’s point of view on the effect of COVID-19 on international trade policies. As COVID-19 has spread across the world it…
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Discover TBS professor Timo Mandler’s point of view on building brands in markets that have reached the post-globalization stage. Consumers in Western markets are increasingly…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Denis Lacoste[/su_pullquote]Based on the article “La recherche dans les écoles de management apporte une réelle valeur ajoutée” – Published in News Tank. While…
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Before giving fund managers credit for good work, check how much of it could have been done by a monkey. Monkeys can surprise you. This…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Secil Bayraktar[/su_pullquote] Based on the article “How Leaders Cultivate Support for Change: Resource Creation through Justice and Job Security” – Published in Journal…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Christina Theodoraki[/su_pullquote] Based on the article “A social capital approach to the development of sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems: an explorative study” published in Small…
[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Lambert Jerman and Evelyne Misiaszek[/su_pullquote] Successful companies like Sigfox, BricoPrivé or Hellocasa all belong to the world of scale-ups. Whether these companies are…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Ingrid Molderez and Kim Ceulemans [/su_pullquote] Will our future business managers be able to tackle sustainability challenges? Can art contribute to acquiring sustainability competencies…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Amadou LÔ [/su_pullquote] Order or disorder? Stability or flexibility? Control or ‘laissez faire’? Issues linked to the management of long-term collective action have long…
Continue Reading › A company Fab Lab to develop employee ambidexterity. Case study: Renault
[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Lambert JERMAN and Alaric BOURGOIN [/su_pullquote] At a time when many professions are questioning their own deep meaning, torn between economic constraints and impending…
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By Yuliya SNIHUR To establish an innovative business model, disruptive start-ups use a strategy resting on two complementary processes: building a discourse which will engage…
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[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Michaël Laviolette[/su_pullquote] It seems that every day, the media is full of examples of entrepreneurs and their success stories. They are often presented…
[su_pullquote align=”right”]By Gregory Voss and Kimberly Houser[/su_pullquote] What the Cambridge Analytica debacle and the resulting U.S. Senate hearing revealed in no uncertain terms is that…
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