Digital technology is radically transforming business and society, and it's vital for organisations to develop individual, as well as corporate, entrepreneurial skills. The Business School's forward-thinking knowledge hub delivers unique insights into the latest thinking around innovation and expertise. Let our world-class faculty provide some future-focused thought leadership to give you ideas and confidence.
Does startup culture make these ventures more vulnerable to misconduct and fraud? Dr Tim Weiss asks whether more oversight may be required
Written by
Published
Is innovative product design a help or a hindrance? New research from Imperial College Business School looks at how a product’s design can help consumers understood its function
Written by
Published
For the entrepreneurial world, coronavirus (COVID-19) has been a baptism of fire. Some businesses have galvanised during the pandemic and some have sunk, and we want to know why
Written by
Published
Dr Ileana Stigliani speaks with Chris Downs and Marei Wollersberger, founders of design studio Normally, about the importance of leveraging data to create rapid and impactful change.
Written by
Published
Getting involved in the commercialisation of research helps academics focus on “real world” problems
Written by
Published
A sustainable growth strategy can achieve net zero emissions, improve productivity and contribute to levelling up
Written by
Published
Early-stage innovation skills, ideas and thinking will be hit by the coronavirus recession. Here’s why
Written by
Published
The COVID-19 pandemic has left a lot of us reevaluating our professional lives. A great skills, ideas and thinking coach can help you focus on what matters most and help you get ready for what comes next.
Written by
Published
Harveen Chugh explores Imperial-backed startups that are demonstrating how to survive the pandemic
Written by
Published
Ideas for new networking habits to enable us to continue positively influencing our work culture in organic and spontaneous ways.
Written by
Published
Blockchain technology has the potential to improve the international response to COVID-19 and future healthcare crises
Written by
Published
Innovation is key for large corporations that want to survive in today's volatile business environment. But what essential skills, ideas and thinking are needed to evolve?