The real challenge of business transformation: aligning strategy, business model and innovation
“Business transformation” has become a ubiquitous expression. Yet results often remain disappointing. The problem is rarely the absence of strategy; rather, it is the absence of alignment. As long as strategy, business model, and innovation evolve separately, transformation remains more…
Hormuz is Not a Supply Chain Problem, It’s The Ultimate Leadership Stress Test
The Strait of Hormuz has long been viewed as one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints. But beyond the immediate risks to oil markets and global trade, recurring tensions in the region reveal something deeper: the growing vulnerability of…
What Hormuz Reveals About the Supply Chain Resilience Matrix
A single disruption in a critical trade corridor can ripple across the global economy, revealing just how fragile and interconnected modern supply chains have become. Beneath the surface, hidden dependencies and concentrated routes amplify risk, forcing companies to confront an…
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Why you might want to rethink giving gift cards to your loved ones
For some, it’s a pleasure; for others, a real struggle. Every year, around the same time, we face the same challenge: finding THE perfect gift for our loved ones. Out of ideas (and time), we have all given in to…
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.
Unmasking Anger: Do Women have the right to get Angry (just like Men)?
Yes, you can. You can show your anger at work. However, depending on whether you are a women or a man, it will be interpreted differently. Research is not very forthcoming on the subject. As such, we have conducted an…
The 4 Big Four-inspired HR practices to fully embrace the New Work Pattern
Yujie Cai, Yunke Ma and Tianlin Zhu
With Covid-19, we have entered a New Work Pattern. Based on Research and an examination of the behaviour of the 4 largest international accounting and professional services firms, we have been able to identify 4 major HR practices that have…
The Michelin Guide: the big effects of the little red book on restaurant behaviour
Is being honored by the prestigious Michelin Guide really an opportunity for a restaurant? A study of restaurants in Washington D.C. conducted by Saverio Favaron, assistant professor and researcher in Strategy at SKEMA Business School, reveals how high-standing organizations react…
Are the Diasporas a springboard or a diving board for African football?
Almost a third of the players who play for their national team at the Africa Cup of nations (Afcon 2023) were not born in Africa. If recruiting players from elsewhere can temporarily strengthen African soccer, can it have harmful long-term…
AI & Marketing managers: keep calm and carry on!
Is generative artificial intelligence ready to replace me? Since its sudden emergence, this has been one of the major concerns driving the digital world. To gain a better understanding of the ethical implications, we spoke to 11 digital marketing professionals.…
How HR can benefit from ChatGPT (and when they shouldn’t)
Artificial Intelligence, and ChatGPT in particular, could become the right-hand “man” Human Resources (HR) has always dreamed of. Yet many HR teams don’t know how (and when) to use these tools… It’s difficult to ignore the increasing influence Artificial Intelligence…
Banks’ ESG score, a de-risking business
You should not see sustainability reporting as a burden. Our research, based on a study of 74 European banks, shows that the banks with the highest ESG scores are also the least risky. Sustainability is the future of banking. You…
What makes some Agile teams soar while others struggle to take flight?
The marriage of 21st-century technology and an age-old spiritual personality typology has the potential to unleash untold positive dynamics in today’s non-stop and fast-paced workplaces. The ancient wisdoms of the Enneagram provide a powerful key to unlock a level of…
Simon Chadwick: “PSG is about something much more than football, it’s about looking good”
Is PSG still a football club? For Simon Chadwick, Professor of Sport and Geopolitical Economy and Researcher at Skema Business School, it is first and foremost a fashion brand. That’s how Qatar hopes to make a return on its investment.…
When Minds Clash: Don’t underestimate Workplace Conflicts!
Conflicts in the workplace are often invisible. But they have a major impact on the morale and efficiency of employees, and therefore on the company. The psychological approach we have taken to this scourge, which affects every company, helps us…
Once upon a time Wrexham AFC, a football club turned into a Disney attraction
Wrexham AFC, one of world’s oldest football clubs has been lifted from obscurity and returned to sporting success after being bought by two Holywood stars: Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. This fairy tale is fuelled by Disney and various trendy…
Pierre Le Manh: “Projects are about transformation”
Any project manager needs an inspiring voice. And Pierre Le Manh’s one is among the most impacting. The CEO and president of Project Management Institute (PMI) offers us his vision and advice for young project managers. He reminds us of…
Project management, an Everyday innovation
Their mission has always been the same: to carry out a project. But the way they do it has been evolving for 60 years. Project managers are the embodiment of agility within a company. Training them therefore requires constant adaptation,…
In Saudi Arabia, everything must change for everything to remain the same
Saudi Arabia is becoming a sporting superpower. You think it is pure vanity? It’s not, it’s a well thought-out strategy to respond to national and international new challenges, a necessity to maintain and strengthen the kingdom’s influence. Boxing purists may argue over…
