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The internet is killing voter turnout
Despite the vast amount of information available on the internet, broadband access is decreasing voter turnout
Startups: minimise uncertainty by telling everyone your plans
For new business models to displace the old ones, their proponents first need to make clear why the industry needs to change
Does diversifying into a new market hurt your standing in an existing market?
We tend to trust people who are like us
How artificial intelligence will affect bankers, lawyers and accountants
How AI and machine learning will affect business has been a source of fear, panic and excitement for decades
Don’t cramp my style! Why people are more creative on their own time
Don’t cramp my style! Why people are more creative on their own time
Welcome to the space/time continuum: the business school in the digital age
Welcome to the space/time continuum: the business school in the digital age
What can we learn from umbrellas? Why social data science matters
What can we learn from umbrellas? Why social data science matters
Why every company needs its shepherds – steering external ideas to become internal innovations
Why every company needs its shepherds – steering external ideas to become internal innovations
Why empathetic thinking is central to business success
Empathy is not weakness; it is strength, says Dr Ileana Stigliani, Assistant Professor of Design and Innovation
China: the global hub for knowledge-based R&D
China: the global hub for knowledge-based R&D
Can an app be win-win for energy companies, customers and the climate?
Can an app be win-win for energy companies, customers and the climate?