We live in a world characterised by risk, uncertainty, and the unknown. The recent unforeseen impact from a sudden Covid-19 pandemic illustrates the point. Yet, we typically act as if we only confront identifiable risk events – out of convenience.
Sustainable procurement is unavoidable for companies who wish to contribute specifically to the green transition. A new CBS initiative provides the knowledge companies need.
In our digital age, companies need more than just a digital footprint to get ahead of the game. Increasingly, many companies – both large and small, established or start-ups – are implementing digital strategies.
A project about blockchain technology will, among other things, ensure that Danish businesses are on board when the traceability of products becomes a pivotal competitive parameter.
Public trust in the Danish authorities is strong – can the digital transformation sustain that trust? What effects will a digital government have on citizen engagement, and will we still be able to hold the authorities accountable?
Understanding the mechanisms of value creation from an ever-increasing number of multicultural employees in the global workforce is crucial. Yet competitive advantages cannot be derived from simply employing multicultural personnel argues a new study from Copenhagen Business School.
Too often, management forgets that coming up with a new strategy or vision is not enough. New ideas must also be implemented. And often, this is where it goes wrong.
By adapting and interacting with monitoring and control systems, leaders can mobilize their employees’ creativity and generate increased progress and development within an organization.