Vol.10 Issue 02 – ’16
Bringing quality to technology enhanced learning
David Asch and Martin Schader explain why EFMD has launched EOCCS EFMD’s Online Course Certification System.
Read MoreHigher pass
Della Bradshaw, a key player in management education for 20 years, has retired but tells George Bickerstaffe she still loves the business.
Read MoreBuilding the new entrepreneurial society
Since the financial crash of 2008, the world has been struggling to “get back to normal”. But, to quote Charles Handy, “the past is not the future”.
Read MoreMind the gap
Research shows that the gender gap in faculty in European business schools is not closing. Lynn Roseberry suggests some reasons why and what can be done to improve it.
Read MoreClassrooms of the future
Martina Wolff de Carrasco and Elmar Husmann detail how curiosity and creativity can thrive in modern learning spaces.
Read MoreThis time it’s personal
Baback Yazdani describes how one UK business school has embraced the concept of the ‘personalisation’ of business education.
Read MoreSearching for the Holy Grail
Management development, when it is good, looks effortless. It delivers energised and enthusiastic participants, motivated and committed faculty, and a good return on investment for sponsoring organisations.
Read MorePiloting the academic leadership plane
Co-operation between academic leaders and professional managers is essential for the success of large business schools, says Eric Ponsonnet.
Read MoreThe global workplace: A compassion-free zone?
Michael Jenkins outlines a new initiative to convince managers that compassion and caring are not ‘pink and fluffy’ irrelevances but key tools for business success.
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 MoreLooking on the bright side
Raymond Saner and Lichia Yiu argue that despite worrying times, initiatives such as sustainable development goals, responsible business conduct and business diplomacy management can provide a winning formula for shared prosperity.
Read MoreDoes Africa need an “African” management education model?
Howard Thomas, Michelle Lee, Lynne Thomas and Alexander Wilson ask if Africa can (and should) develop its own style of management education.
Read MoreThe future of work?
How can we tackle the current youth labour market crisis – where millions are unemployed at the same time as employers seek desperately to fill vacancies? Peter Vogel has some suggestions.
Read MoreAgile universities
Borrowing from concepts first used in the software development industry, Martin Luckmann and Christiane Prange suggest how modern universities can regain their role.
Read MoreThe business of cultural intelligence
Eel soup, floor numbers, and compensation packages are just some of the disasters that lack of cultural intelligence can bring about. Ravi Kumar offers some solutions.
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