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Een warm klimaat
The Netherlands offers many opportunities for large enterprises. As many as 12 of the biggest companies in the world are located in our country. What exactly is their use and how can we attract more of them? The article can be…
FD Outlook Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
"Van innovatie wordt vaak te snel (financieel) resultaat verwacht. Innovatie is echter iets van de lange adem".
Serge Rijsdijk, professor Innovation Management at RSM, argues that to often fast financial results are expected from innovation.
Stedebouw & Architectuur Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
Kansen voor C2C-kwaliteit na sloop
This article is about recycling: 'from cradle to cradle'. Many opportunities are there for the building industry to transform waste flows into high quality materials.
Stedebouw & Architectuur Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
Research opens up
Gabriele Paolacci, Post-Doctoral Researcher at RSM, wrote this article on open research for a special issue of Wired Magazine.
Wired Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
Bedrijven snoeien rigoureus
More and more companies reorganize and are cutting jobs to reduce costs. How far can they go? Exactly why is this happening now? Henk Volberda comments.
AD Algemeen Dagblad Newspaper
Friday, 30 November 2012
HNW bij Essent: productiviteit stijgt 15%
The New World of Work/NWW (Het Nieuwe Werken/HNW) in practice: RSM research conducted in 2009 shows that the productivity at Essent has increased by 15 percent.
Facto Magazine Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
'Internationaal voel ik me prettig'
RSM MBA Alumnus Alexander Bosmann about his new position as strategic buyer car seats at Dorel Europe, Competence Center site Helmond.
SCM Supply Chain Magazine Magazine
Friday, 30 November 2012
Lezen voor later
This is a reference to RSM 2009 research by Marc Baaij, Henk Volberda, Frans van den Bosch and Tom Mom. The reference can be found in the section 'lezen voor later' on page 38.
FD Outlook Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
Ik houd van Holland
The author of this article refers to research by RSM. Three years ago RSM researchers asked hunderd biggest business in the Netherlands: how long will you be here? The article can be found on page 3.
FD.Outlook Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012
'Deze studie gaf mij vleugels'
Jim Svenoy and Maria van der Heijden both take part in the Parttime Master Business Administration programme at RSM. In this article they share their stories.
Lof Unknown
Friday, 30 November 2012