In this issue of the alumni magazine we focus on innovation. Four exciting innovators share stories about their entrepreneurial ups and downs. We also look at what our researchers have to say about designing collaborative and agile organisations, and innovation insights from across industries.
The past year Carl-Nicolai Wessmann has helped Norwegians put aside 43 million kroner, by using an app he developed.
City bike entrepreneur Jan Tore Endresen loves the future of transport and predicts that owning your own car will soon be a thing of the past.
After coming to Norway from India, the one thing Swati Sharma appreciated the most was: The people she met.
When Carl-Erik Michalsen Moberg tells the story of how TicketCo became a success, most of what we hear is a long series of disasters and a headstrong customer from Sogndal.
Collaborative organizations are taking on the world. How do we design collaborative and agile organizations?
The Nordic success lies in what we call the model’s ambidextrous nature, combining collaborative and competitive elements and skillfully navigating between them.
Our food experiences are some of the most multisensory events of our everyday lives. But what can a marketer learn from a chef?
Hotels can make a business case for embracing sustainable HRM as an alternative people management approach.
When Heidi Wiig celebrates the talented future leaders of China's business world, a Norwegian bunad is the only right attire.
Starting a new company is easy; the hard part is getting it to grow. For Knut H. Johansen and eSmart Systems, part of success entails some failure before reaching the goal line.
When the opportunity came to get involved with the alumni network in Copenhagen Sebastian Rottmair jumped at the chance to re-affiliate with BI and “give back”.
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