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“Crowdsourcing”, yes… but you’ve got to know the drill
Published on 09 June 2016Crowdsourcing refers to the simultaneous use of intelligence, creativity and know-how of a large number of people – the “crowd” – on the web. These requests are initiated via a call for project via an internet platform. The ambition: improve the...
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Research: Positive Performance Evaluations Help Employees Develop Internal Networks
Published on 22 April 2016Interactions are an essential part of any organization. Whether it is receiving help from colleagues or gaining access to crucial information, developing a strong internal network makes it easier for an employee to get things done. This latest study...
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Biopiracy: what is this?
Published on 13 April 2016Biopiracy is not a new phenomenon, but has redone about him in recent years and most recently as the advances in genetics reveal the potential of bio-resources.
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Focus on Carole Bernard, professor in Finance
Published on 30 March 2016Carole Bernard is a new professor of Finance from 2015, expert in Financial Markets and member of the Finance Innovation and Governance team at Grenoble EM. The research department wants to know more than her job and its specificity, her...
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TripAdvisor: How Companies React to Negative Ratings
Published on 22 March 2016The world wide web has revolutionized the hotel, restaurant and other travel-related industries. From online bookings to customer ratings, companies have to learn how to operate in this new environment. While an organization's market identity used...
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Research: Creating Visitor Engagement Through Music
Published on 29 February 2016Digital communications have created an information overload for customers. To stand out on the world wide web, companies have to offer clients a high-impact experience. When used properly, music provides a simple yet effective means of creating a...