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Robots are on the way but people are crucial to success
People are the crucial element in ensuring technology is effectively implemented into businesses, according to Venquis and research at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM). A study from RSM’s Dr Petra Bayerl.…
CEO Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
The Robots Are Coming – But Not Without Humans First
People are the crucial element in ensuring technology is effectively implemented into businesses, according to Venquis and research at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM). A study from RSM’s Dr Petra Bayerl.…
MCXV Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
'Ceo's houden innovatie tegen'
Companies need to innovate to survive, but it often does not matter. Striking: it's the topman frustrating innovation, according to a majority of senior executives. Professor Henk Volberda, is not surprised at the results. His…
BN de Stem Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
'Ceo's houden innovatie tegen'
Companies need to innovate to survive, but it often does not matter. Striking: it's the topman frustrating innovation, according to a majority of senior executives. Professor Henk Volberda, is not surprised at the results. His…
AD Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
'Ceo's houden innovatie tegen'
Companies need to innovate to survive, but it often does not matter. Striking: it's the topman frustrating innovation, according to a majority of senior executives. Professor Henk Volberda, is not surprised at the results. His…
TC/Tubantia Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
'Ceo's houden innovatie tegen'
Companies need to innovate to survive, but it often does not matter. Striking: it's the topman frustrating innovation, according to a majority of senior executives. Professor Henk Volberda, is not surprised at the results. His…
PZC Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Oproep voor groenere economie door 90 hoogleraren
Ninety Dutch professors want the new parliament to invest in green energy and sustainability. They argue for a capital injection of 200 billion euros in the coming decades. Signatories fear that there is a division in society…
World Connectors Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
'Ceo's houden innovatie tegen'
Companies need to innovate to survive, but it often does not matter. Striking: it's the topman frustrating innovation, according to a majority of senior executives. Professor Henk Volberda, is not surprised at the results. His…
De Stentor Online
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
De 'Kennedy van Curaçao' moet voor rust gaan zorgen
Can the new Curaçao Prime Minister and RSM alumnus, Eugene Rhuggenaath keep corruption out of door? The PAR may form a new cabinet in Curacao. The party promises 'integrity' in the board. This poses a difficult task.
Trouw Newspaper
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
The creative potential of (some) outsiders
To explore the role of outsiders and insiders empirically, Oguz, together with Jan van der Ende from RSM, have explored who comes up with winning solutions to contest posted on InnoCentive - one of the largest crowdsourcing and…
Forbes Magazine
Tuesday, 25 April 2017