Abbie Kempe explains the important role that universities in supporting regional growth and innovation. Canterbury Christ Church University recently attended UKREiiF (UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum) as part […]
The rise of the drones, and the fall of the mall?
Dr Jake Monk Kydd reflects on the potential of shopping via drones while shopping centres face further closures. There is an endless graveyard for great ideas and new tech that […]
Immersing into a digital future
Dr Joanna Samuel rounds-up a successful Immersive Futures event, which offered students expert insight and advice on future careers in the digital and creative industries. I had the pleasure of […]
Responsible AI adoption: what organisations need to get right
Dr Hannan Azhar explains the key principles organisations should consider when adopting AI successfully for their workforce. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer limited by access to tools; it is […]
Organisational culture: the most valuable unseen assets for an organisation
Dr Shola Osinaike explains how an organisation’s culture is the unseen driving force behind strategy success and growth. Inspired by our working paper on Strategic Employer Branding in Hotels, which explores […]
‘Tis the season… for Christmas adverts
Dr Jake Monk Kydd reviews the impact of Christmas promotions. For some the arrival of new Christmas adverts is a much-anticipated event, all part of the Christmas hype and excitement. The […]
Universities must lead growth — CCCU shows how
Professor Mike Weed and Abbie Kempe explain how universities can deliver more than degrees, and support local and national economic growth. The UK is at a crossroads. Productivity remains […]
Coaching- an antidote to uncertainty and imposter syndrome?
Dr Jake Monk Kydd discusses the benefits of coaching for individuals and to organisations. While not being known as a prescribed antidote to all the ills of the workplace, coaching […]
Shops, pubs and clubs – going, going…?
Dr Jake Monk Kydd reflects on the rising challenges facing high streets and wider communities as further closures sweep the country. Heraclitus, who died some 2,500 years ago, reportedly said […]