NEW RESEARCH | Learning leadership – the key to successful social enterprises

Providing opportunities for learning and involving employees in decisions is central to the success of social enterprises. Researchers at Stockholm University have demonstrated this – and are advising social entrepreneurs how to think.
NEW RESEARCH | How to evaluate new-age innovation policies

In order to evaluate innovation policies for a more sustainable society, we need to leave old methods behind. But the transition has major challenges ahead.
NEW RESEARCH | How small business owners can benefit from social media

Many small businesses use Facebook and Instagram as marketing channels. But social media can have a much deeper impact on a company than that.
5 TIPS | How to beat the competition with process management

Working with process management frees up resources for innovation and development. According to researchers at Linköping University, they offer tips on how small businesses can get started.
NEW RESEARCH | Digital innovation transforms the purchasing process

The industry’s established working methods have been challenged by digital developments. In particular, relations with suppliers and partners have been turned upside down.
NEW RESEARCH | More vegetable growers are taking advantage of AI

Traditional vegetable farming is increasingly competing with indoor farming driven by high-tech innovations. But what are the innovations? And why do growers choose to invest in them?
NEW RESEARCH | High confidence in entrepreneurship in times of crisis

Do sudden crises such as pandemics, wars and financial crises lead to more entrepreneurship? Well, at least that’s what the entrepreneurs themselves think.
NEW RESEARCH | How to create sustainable and competitive businesses

Businesses are major climate culprits – but a transition is possible and those who invest in sustainable innovations can see huge successes. But the right conditions are needed. Former Norsi PhD student Fanny Hermundsdottir explains how.
NEW RESEARCH | How to use failed innovation projects to your advantage – researchers advise

Networks, skills and established procedures are examples of resources that can be reused from failed projects. Researchers can now explain how, and give their top tips for entrepreneurs who want to invest in new innovations.
NEW RESEARCH | Women run rural businesses for life balance

More and more women are choosing to stay in or return to rural areas to work in family businesses.
And the goal is clear – a better quality of life.