28 May 2019
Professor Laura Galloway, Professor of Business and Enterprise
There is huge attention at the moment on scaling business. Scaling – defined as growing a business by more than 20 per cent in turnover or employment annually...
30 January 2019
Dr Richard Bunning, Teacher
Bringing justice to executives who steal makes headlines. But longer term and more importantly, can steps be taken to minimise executive fraud?
30 January 2019
Dr Richard Bunning, Teacher
“Nissan ousts Carlos Ghosn” - CNN
“Nissan board fires chairman Carlos Ghosn for financial misconduct” - The Guardian
“Carlos...
15 October 2018
Gerry Reilly
At the beginning of 2018, experts predicted that Cape Town would be the first major city in the world to run out of water, and the date given for 'Day Zero'...
16 August 2018
Florence Kennedy Rolland, Lead Tutor
I have been thinking a great deal about Adam Smith recently as the refurbishment of his final home, Panmure House, comes to a conclusion and Edinburgh Business School...
10 July 2018
Gerry Reilly, Senior Teaching Fellow
'Automation' can be defined as the automatic production of goods and services using robots with minimal human intervention.
Increased automation leads to...
12 June 2018
Professor Laura Galloway, Professor of Business and Enterprise
<!-- x-tinymce/html -->A bit of an academic melting pot, we entrepreneurship researchers have backgrounds that range from management science and economics...
01 June 2018
Dr Richard Bunning, Teacher
It's a very common thought, but with the development of theories more attuned to contemporary management challenges, different concepts of leadership have emerged.
11 May 2018
Florence Kennedy Rolland, Lead Tutor
Someone once said to me that you can only really negotiate when you don't really need the deal. At the time I dismissed his comment as utter madness, but did he...