OBZ is a hub for the Ocean Business Ecosystem located at BI Norwegian Business School. Academics, businesses, students, organizations, and regulators come together to share knowledge, and to collaborate, develop, and apply commercially valuable, innovative and sustainable solutions to benefit Ocean industries.
Bærekraftige løsninger må ofte utvikles i samarbeid mellom mange partnere fra ulike bransjer og med forskjellige virksomhetsmål. Hvordan få til slike partnerskap?
Digitalization and sustainability are two key issues in Ocean business, and the grant will be used to generate insights into ways that types of digitalization among sets of actors in ecosystems can promote sustainable solutions
Three students have worked on how to analyze an emerging market analysis and presented their analysis for BrimTech
Five MSc students presented their analysis of the ship design industry in Norway and Europe, presenting the actors, their developments as well as challenges and opportunities for the industry.
Randi Lunnan is appointed two more years as a board member of Ocean Industry Forum Oslofjord
BI skal i samarbeid med Høgskulen på Vestlandet levere et nytt lederprogram skreddersydd til Maritime Bergens medlemsbedrifter.
How does a global maritime giant move towards the same goal across its many lines of business?
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Workshop
Magnus Stokke and Kristoffer Kupen
How does an acquisition initiated by a firm's alliance partner affect the value that the firm can create and capture from its alliance with that partner?
Handelshøyskolen BI har etablert et nytt forskningssenter for å fremme forretningsutvikling og bærekraftig drift av havnæringene.
Onsdag 5. juni signerte Wilhelm Wilhelmsen, styreformann i Skipsreder Tom Wilhelmsens stiftelse, en avtale med Handelshøyskolen BI om et gaveprofessorat som skal styrke forskning og kunnskapsutvikling innenfor havnæringene og utvikle BI Centre for Ocean Industries.