Top Professors To Follow If You’re Interested In AI
If you’re looking for thought-provoking, practical insights into AI from people who know best, these are the professors worth following. Whether through their research, social media presence, podcasts, or teaching, these academics are shaping how we understand and apply AI in the real world
50 Exec Ed Courses To Get Smart About AI – USA & Canada
Looking to build your AI skills? Find out more about the best Exec Ed courses on offer at leading institutions in the USA and Canada
Is GenAI A Double-Edged Sword For Business Schools?
Improving faculty and senior leaders' familiarity with GenAI ensures a smoother, more targeted approach to implementation - utilising new technology in a way that harnesses its virtues and minimises any "devilish defects”.
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Christoph Burger and Jens Weinmann
Struggling to adapt to the digital revolution? We sit down with the authors of "Leveraging Digital Innovation” to find out more about how executives can effectively implement digital innovations and ensure long-term success.
Creating A Garden For The World – Shubber Ali
Garden For The World, launched by Shubber Ali, is helping ensure that our gardens and green spaces can stay pretty and serve the needs of wildlife
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Kurt Verweire
Whether we're navigating geopolitical shifts, global conflicts, pandemics or the rapidly evolving technology that is running our world, it has never been more vital for businesses to future-proof themselves against what is to come. Fortunately, companies do not have to face this challenge alone
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Steve Muylle and Amit Basu
We sat down with Professors Amit Basu and Steve Muylle to discuss their new book, and discover how businesses and individuals can successfully navigate a complex digital landscape.
Want To Digitally Transform Your Business? Let The Games Begin
Digital transformation brings new rules, skills and strategy. For businesses striving to keep up with the competition, new research from Vlerick Business School suggests gamesmanship can help.