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Hakuna Matata: can we still innovate when simplicity is supposed to be King? – Frugal innovation

30 Years Ago, The Lion King was Released. Mufasa, the King, took his son Simba by the paw and spoke to him about a Sustainable world—long before most political leaders. A world where Lions eat antelopes, but no more than necessary. 

But in such a res...

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Gender equality in the digital sector is still a long way off

Quatre ans après la mise en place de l’index Pénicaud pour l’égalité professionnelle, les entreprises du numérique que nous avons étudiées peinent à envisager un véritable plan d’action. Les mesures légales sont vécues comme une contrainte et la fatigue des employées commence à se faire sentir.  

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Is Artificial intelligence turning real football into a game like Football Manager?

We sometimes talk about football intelligence. In the age of data, this is now being rivalled or complemented by artificial intelligence. Many teams use AI solutions to assess the performance of their players, determine which tactics to adopt and anticipate…

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Do states still go to war?

Each month, Frédéric Munier, Director of the School of Geopolitics for Business at SKEMA Business School, publishes a column in the magazine Pour l’Éco. Given the current Russian attack on Ukraine, the question he raises this month may sound like a trivial one.…

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Why we go to war

Each month, Frédéric Munier, Director of the School of Geopolitics for Business at SKEMA Business School, publishes a column in the magazine Pour l’Éco. This time he looks at the roots of the war, citing the political scientist Kenneth Waltz, who describes the…

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Friends: Would Joey, Rachel, Chandler & co. have been friends in the age of social media? – Innovation

They're THE group of friends we've all dreamed of having. But the last episode of Friends was shot... 20 years ago. Back then, there was no social media, nor smartphones and the Internet was running at a snail's pace. In what way have these new everyda...

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Chinese acquisitions in the Bordeaux vineyards: have their new owners really been neglecting them?

A research co-led by Pierre-Xavier Meschi, a professor in Management Sciences affiliated with SKEMA Business School, and Alexandre Bohas, a professor of International Business, is based on Chinese investments in Bordeaux châteaux in France. Often criticized in the media, they…

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Integrated thinking: reconsidering business models to profoundly transform companies

The obsession with financial results has sometimes led large companies to act irresponsibly. Hence the emergence of Integrated Thinking. In recent years, this new way of thinking about business has highlighted the key contribution of non-financial results to an organization’s…

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Ludovic DiBiaggio: “Adapting the Education world to the era of AI will take longer than we imagine”

Nothing escapes Artificial intelligence (AI). Not even Education. For Ludovic Dibiaggio, a professor at SKEMA Business School whose research focuses on Innovation and Organizational dynamics, teachers and the world of Education will have to adapt to the revolutions it brings.…

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Asterix: does multiculturalism mean giving up your own identity? – Intercultural management

What if Asterix held the key to understanding others better? At work, with your family, or on a university exchange, you've probably already found yourself in a multicultural situation, just like the little Gaul. With all its positive aspects... and al...

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