Research Seminar
Autumn 2010
Friday Lunch Research Seminars at the Department of Operations Management, Copenhagen Business School
Seminar room: D 4.20
Seminar time: Fridays 12:00 – 13:00
All interested persons are welcome to attend and to join the speaker for a cup of coffee and discussion after the seminar. For further information about the seminars or if you wish to present a paper in the future, please contact the department's Research Seminar coordinator – Allan Hansen.
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Date
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Topic
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Author(s)
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17/9
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Why formalise informal management controls?
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Stephen Jollands (The University of Auckland)
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24/9
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Investigating the Relationship between Organizational Context and Knowledge Creation: the Knowledge Creation Ambidexterity
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Malek Maalouf
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8/10
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SCM Integration: A Critical Analysis
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Dag Naslund (Lund University)
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15/10
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Sustainability, Performance Measurement, and Organizational Change
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Cristiana Parisi (University of Southern Denmark)
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26/11
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Collaborative purchasing in the healthcare system
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Chiara Gobbi
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Plan for each session: 30 min. presentation - then open discussion
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