Research Stories

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  • 24.06.22
    Learning from the digital undertow
    Honorary doctor of CBS Wanda Orlikowski focuses on how digital reconfigurations generate significant shifts in organisations and has found that waves of digitalization always come with equally – if not more – powerful digital undertows.
  • 23.06.22
    Using research to shape the future of artificial intelligence
    A new handbook ‘Road to the adoption of Artificial Intelligence by the public sector’, co-authored by Professor MSO Rony Medaglia, has recently been published by the European Commission. The handbook contains recommendations for European policy makers on how to use artificial intelligence in public services in an effective and human-centric way. Here are five questions for Professor MSO Rony Medaglia from the Department of Digitalization about artificial intelligence (AI) and its use in the public sector in Europe.
  • 13.06.22
    VIDEO: What does it take for societal transformation to succeed?
    Many companies strive for societal transformations such as the green transition, diversity and inclusion as well as other Sustainable Development Goals. In this video, Professor Eva Boxenbaum from CBS talks about which conditions must be present if you – as a company, an organisation or an enthusiast – wish to succeed in creating great and lasting societal changes.
  • 01.06.22
    Spotlight on new research publications in June
    Does Information About AI Regulation Change Manager Evaluation of Ethical Concerns and Intent to Adopt AI? Find out in this month's spotlight on new research publications from CBS, where you can learn more about the many current topics in the world of research.
  • 25.05.22
    Cyber security - Find an expert
    There are more serious digital threats to companies, authorities, individuals and countries than ever. Below is a list of researchers from CBS who conduct research on cyber security, digital threats and relevant legislation, e.g. NIS2, which is a new EU directive on cyber security to be implemented over the next two years.
  • 19.05.22
    Video: Cyberwar in Ukraine and critical infrastructure protection: what NIS2 will mean for you
    The current war in Ukraine is also a cyberwar. Only, the continuous cyberwarfare is overshadowed by the spectacular military news and atrocities, says expert in cybersecurity and Assistant Professor at CBS, Jan Lemnitzer.
  • 17.05.22
    A living lab for studying expectations
    A new project will become the first living lab for systematically studying expectations of the future. Here are five questions for CBS Assistant Professor Luigi Butera who won the prestigious Sapere Aude grant back in November.
  • 11.05.22
    Award-winning research project: Management courses do not work as intended
    Public and private companies spend millions of Danish kroner on management development programmes. In general, leaders appreciate the courses, but research shows that they do not appear to generate better leaders. In fact, quite the opposite.
  • 04.05.22
    CBS appoints six new honorary doctors and invites you to their honorary doctor's lectures
    CBS has appointed six new honorary doctors. Among them is Harvard Professor and bestselling author, Shoshana Zuboff, who has become world-renowned for her theory on what she calls surveillance capitalism. Zuboff alongside another five international researchers will give an open lecture at CBS on May 18th, 2022.
  • 02.05.22
    Research that makes a difference
    This series gives you an insight into the research going on at CBS and how the results are relevant to companies, organisations and to our society as a whole. Here are five questions for Michael Pedersen, Associate Professor at CBS:

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