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The Dutch and Belgian Dredging Industry: Exploring the Future
If the Dutch and Belgian dredging industry wants to keep up with Chinese competition, it is necessary to renew and seek cooperation. This is the most important conclusion from the report 'The Dutch and Belgian Dredging Industry:…
dredging today.com Online
Friday, 30 November 2018
De Nederlandse en Belgische baggerindustrie: een toekomstverkenning
If the Dutch and Belgian dredging industry wants to keep up with Chinese competition, it is necessary to renew and seek cooperation. This is the most important conclusion from the report 'The Dutch and Belgian Dredging Industry:…
Innovation Quarter Online
Friday, 30 November 2018
Het einde van inkoop
An article written by Erik van Raaij of RSM regarding 'care purchases'.
Deal! Magazine
Friday, 30 November 2018
Een goede leider staat open voor feedback op functioneren
Job Hoogendoorn of RSM, who is currently a Partner at the Erasmus Centre for Research & Business Support, has given his opinion on the statement that "a good leader is open to feedback on his / her functioning".
xperth actueel.nl Online
Thursday, 29 November 2018
Master in Management Admissions: How Important is the GMAT?
An article written about the GMAT, a test that is necessary to be elligible for several Master's in Management, also at RSM. “We need a way to evaluate program performance. In absence of work experience, the GMAT and undergraduate…
mim-guide Online
Thursday, 29 November 2018
Innovatie blijft onze achilleshiel
An article written by Henk Volberda of RSM discussing the fact that The Netherlands ranked 6th in the Global Competitiveness Index.
Management Scope Online
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
GEVESTIGDE BEDRIJVEN GROEIEN SNELLER DAN STARTUPS
Research has shown that - contrary to what may sound logical - startups grow less quickly than already established companies. This is due to the complexity, says Justin Jansen, professor of entrepreneurship at RSM.
BNR Online
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
Nederlandse startups hebben moeite om de stap naar scale-up te zetten – maar iets oudere mkb-bedrijven groeien wel hard door
Dutch startups are struggling to take the step to scale-up - but somewhat older SME's are growing fast. "Startups seem to have more trouble with scaling up. It becomes more complex. Interviews with young, fast-growing companies…
Business Insider Online
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
Van ambitie naar meervoudig rendement
Rob van Tulder of RSM has co-written the book "Sociaal ondernemen: van ambitie naar meervoudig rendement". The book covers quations like "how can companies pursue societal goals while at the same time guaranteeing (financial)…
social-enterprise.nl Online
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
Start-ups groeien niet; gevestigd MKB juist wel
For the first time in years, more than half of the established SME's in The Netherlands are growing. However, the increase in the number of young, fast-growing companies, or the startups that grow into scale-up, is stagnating.…
Engineersonline.nl Online
Tuesday, 27 November 2018