
ESSEC Knowledge Review: The future of work
ESSEC professors share their research and insights on what's next for the world of work, from remote work, to green jobs, to gender equality, and much more.
ESSEC professors share their research and insights on what's next for the world of work, from remote work, to green jobs, to gender equality, and much more.
Researchers explored how novelty and the structure of preexisting designs affect product development processes in online innovation communities.
The interconnection between philosophy and business is not entirely clear, and it is important to remember that business must serve philosophy, not the other way around.
Why do some entrepreneurial ideas take off, and others don't? Learning from the example of mobile money.
In this issue of ESSEC Knowledge Review, we shine a spotlight on the research and the expertise of our professors in the domains of entrepreneurship and innovation.
Under what circumstances do increased collaborative efforts not lead to increased innovation and entrepreneurship?
How does a catastrophic innovation failure impact the perceived legitimacy of the company and the industry itself?
Xavier Pavie discusses what responsible innovation means and how we can use philosophy to rethink innovation.
Do organizational innovations qualify as new technology?