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11.12.2020

Publication: New study challenges conventional supply chain wisdom by “dancing the supply chain”

In his new publication, Associate Professor Andreas Wieland challenges conventional supply chain wisdom and argues for a move towards a more dynamic understanding of supply chains.
10.12.2020

Professor Jan Mouritsen knighted and receives The Order of Dannebrog

Department of Operations Management’s professor Jan Mouritsen receives the order of Dannebrog for his significant contribution to science.
10.12.2020

Research: New study investigates how technology choices affect technical energy efficiency and compliance with the EEDI regulation

CBS Scholars Franz Buchmann & Leonardo Santiago present novel research on energy efficient design at the Informs Annual Meeting
25.11.2020

Impact: Department of Operations Management equip the European Commission with maritime knowledge

The European Commission recently launched a series of masterclasses about the maritime sector. Assistant Professor Christian Hendriksen from the Department of Operations Management kickstarted the initiative by leading the first masterclass of the series.
23.11.2020

Business simulation games allow students to lose €50,000 while learning

Thanks to two business simulation games, more than 240 CBS students are learning the complex theories and mechanics behind running a business. “I had to lay off a supplier because he didn’t do his job well enough,” says a student.
23.11.2020

New research project: innovative sustainable urban last-mile: small vehicles and business models (i-SMILE)

A new research project looks into last-mile deliveries with a focus on sustainable choices. Nordic Innovation has funded the three-year project.
19.11.2020

Study on management accounting and creativity comes to a close

The project Management Accounting and Creativity: Analysis of Meanings by Paola Trevisan has concluded. The project gives new insights on how creative industries juggle multiple values.
18.11.2020

How a crisis changes the way companies account for the social & environmental impact of their actions

In his newly published paper Muhammad Al Mahameed investigates how a crisis like a pandemic, or the widespread protests and conflicts of the Arab Spring, changes the way that companies engage in Social Accounting.
16.09.2020

New research project: Innovative sustainable urban last-mile: small vehicles and business models (i-SMILE)
06.01.2020

Forthcoming paper in Journal of Product Innovation Management

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