As the dust settles on the recent European Parliament elections, we caught up with ESCP’s Philip Meissner to assess the impact of the EU AI Act on the broader political and economic landscape.
ESCP Master in Management student Julius von Diergardt discusses the gaps in trust towards AI in business and how we might alleviate them.
In an interview with ESCP professor René Mauer, we unpack the essence of uncertainty in entrepreneurship – and explore strategies for making strategic decisions in unpredictable environments.
Working better or working less? Yaëlle Amsallem and Emmanuelle Léon explain how the four-day week raises questions about the meaning we give to work.
While research indicates the importance of the execution side of innovation, it is rather silent on how to make innovation work in a highly regulated landscape amidst transition.
To devise strategies for harnessing the potential of deep tech innovations, we sat down with Martin Kupp, professor for entrepreneurship and strategy at ESCP.
ESCP alumna Clarissa Gorin’s journey from tackling counterfeit medications in Africa to pioneering real-time disease monitoring underscores the transformative power of healthcare technology.
ESCP alumna Florence Bernet explains how a culture of learning can be a transformative force in unlocking the full potential of your workforce.
Employees’ acceptance of technology and trust can be overridden by questions around job security, autonomy and the impersonal nature of AI. Alessandro Lanteri and his co-authors suggest steps for decision-makers to address their concerns.
The benefits of AI are tangible, promising significant efficiency gains to improve our lives and the future of our planet. If we can cooperate.
Philip Meissner and Yusuke Narita show how AI will change decision-making and what effects this will have on competitiveness.
Davide Sola offers strategies that entrepreneurs can adopt to secure funding in this evolving economic environment, all while becoming more resource-efficient in the face of constraints in funding availability.
