Posts Tagged ‘case study’
Making the case for cases
Is there an irreconcilable separation between faculty who do research and those who concentrate on teaching? Mark Jenkins argues that world-class academics and thought leaders do both, making the case for cases.
Read MoreFrom rational strategies to emotionally rich business journeys: The Gas Natural Fenosa case
Andrew Rutsch sheds light on Gas Natural Fenosa, the Spanish energy firm’s evolution to an international sector leader.
Read MoreUsing “action strategy” to transform a business school
George Yip reports on his programme of action strategies to transform the Rotterdam School of Management.
Read MoreError management: Not just a wing and a prayer
Jan Hagen suggests that the aviation industry’s open approach to identifying and resolving errors could be applied to many other sectors.
Read MoreWarm memories of the winter school
The EFMD (ESMU) HUMANE Winter School is designed to develop the leadership potential of senior administrators in business schools and universities. Nadine Burquel looks back at its first 12 years.
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