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When security meets transition: a new model of social innovation
The key lies in designing solutions that strengthen both goals at once.
The Central Bank as an institution “kept by its word”
Credibility acts as the economy’s trust capital.
Invisible threads of advantage. Why the traditional view of power in business no longer holds
Advantage emerges from interdependencies and B2B system dynamics.
When working closely with AI backfires
Closer collaboration must produce better outcomes. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska asks what if...
Education that Matters. How healthcare leaders are educated
An interview with Dr Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda and Łukasz Więch
Expert: For Smart Cities to Make Sense, They Must Be Seen Through Citizens’ Eyes
Greater involvement of residents in shaping their surroundings means building technologically...
Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches as creativity architects
Dr Mieszko Olszewski writes that in agile software teams, creativity is most associated with...
Creativity in the age of AI: why we still need one another
Interview with Professor Barry Katz of Stanford University, a leading advocate of Design Thinking.
From idea to routine. How employee innovation really works?
The book by Dr. Agnieszka Padzik-Wołos, published by Kozminski University
Humans, AI and the Meaning of Work: New Challenges for HR Leaders
A new report reveals how artificial intelligence is reshaping the world of work
The Asymmetry Trap: Studying Supplier Collaboration in Sustainable Supply Chains
A new research model developed by Professor Dariusz Siemieniako.
When Business Serves the Tsar: What Modern Firms Can Learn from 19th-Century Russia?
Can a company thrive in a country where survival depends on the whims of the ruler?...