Posts Tagged ‘risk management’
Business school sustainability revisited: Sustainable no more?
Kai Peters and Howard Thomas reflect on their 2011 Global Focus article, “A Sustainable Model for Business Schools”, and 2018 book, “Rethinking the Business Model of Business Schools”.
Read MoreNever waste a good crisis: Going for the management moonshots
Richard Straub explains that extreme shocks can be the impetus for progress and a stimulus for accelerated innovation in management.
Read MoreRisk school experience: Tailored training to master risk
A school to restore professionals’ confidence in granting credit risk, increase quality credit investment and reduce arrears. These are the objectives of the Risk School created by CaixaBank and the UPF Barcelona School of Management (UPF-BSM).
Read MoreManaging quality in education ecosystems: The emerging challenges
When thinking of an ecosystem as a collaborative model, there is a need for a common understanding of its strategy, vision, framework, values, culture, and each member’s contribution to align and achieve QA objectives in a seamless manner.
Read MoreFighting COVID-19 with technology
New entrepreneurial technologies can enable safe face-to-face teaching at our universities, says Gunther Friedl.
Read MoreAmbidexterity strengthens quality management during COVID-19
Assessing the results of a survey examining the impact of COVID-19 on quality management and assurance practices in Nordic and Baltic business schools. By Ulrich Hommel, Björn Kjellander and Claire Thouary.
Read MoreThe acceleration of digitalisation within education as a result of COVID-19
There is no doubt that the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic will be profound and will have a significant impact on multiple sectors of society, in the Global North and beyond.
Read MoreUna escuela de negocios interrumpida: una vista desde Singapur
La pandemia COVID-19 cambió rápidamente nuestro mundo. Y aunque la preparación, la respuesta rápida y la vigilancia temprana de las universidades y el gobierno de Singapur fue admirable, Richard Smith mira los desafíos que aún quedan por delante
Read MoreListo para cambios disruptivos en la educación
Cómo una destacada escuela de negocios de Hong Kong respondió a las crisis sociales y sanitarias.
Read MoreCOVID-19: Crisis, lessons and opportunities
Business education worldwide has been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Martin Lockett looks at the challenges faced by business schools and the opportunities that are now emerging.
Read MoreDeciding life or death
Is it ever right to kill or to let someone die? These are questions I have wrestled with over the past two decades, and philosophers have argued about for millennia.
Read MoreReady for disruptive changes in education
How Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) business school responded to both social and health crises.
Read MoreA business school disrupted: A view from Singapore
The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed our world. And though the preparation, rapid response, and early vigilance of the universities and the government in Singapore were admirable.
Read MoreCoping with COVID-19
The experience of Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH), in India in facing the disruptions caused by COVID-19 by Harivansh Chaturvedi, Ajoy K Dey and Nimisha Singh.
Read MoreCreating the resilient business school
Ulrich Hommel and Ben Woods argue that business schools should look beyond conventional risk management systems to the strategic build-up of organisational resilience.
Read MoreRisk management ante portas
Ulrich Hommel and Anna Pastwa present the results of the EFMD Risk Management survey and argue that most business schools have just begun to look at this issue more seriously.
Read MoreSustainable business
The world is facing many complex issues that threaten our collective wellbeing and prosperity. Cecilie Hultmann asks how these risks will affect the future business landscape. And can they be turned into opportunities for business innovation?
Read MoreRisky business? Do you know what your risk exposures are?
Ulrich Hommel, Roger King, and Anna Pastwa open the debate on risk management in the business school community.
Read MoreClouds of change
Charles Handy, like Peter Drucker, has always sought to identify the ‘clouds of change’ threatening society. Here he identifies one such possible threat – the dysfunctional behaviour of our large corporations.
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.
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