Business Impact magazine November 2022 issue
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How VR can help students step beyond the classroom
VR has the potential to revolutionise the business school learning model so that it is more experiential, innovative and personalised, says Henley Business School Africa’s Louise Claassen
technology
How assistive tech can boost accessibility and inclusivity in higher education
Assistive technology can enhance the student experience and help those working with new languages as well as levelling the playing field for those with disability or lack of access, says doctor and entrepreneur, Richard Purcell
technology
Adaptation, repair, or a new opportunity?
How has Covid-19 changed Business Schools’ priorities? A recent AMBA & BGA roundtable explored what the future might look like for Business Schools and their students in the post-Covid digital economy
technology
Ensuring managers of the future have the skills they need
Vladimir Vano, Group Economist, CentralNIC Group, outlines his views on the changing workplace and how new skills will be required to grapple with digitisation and automation
technology
How to use education technology in Business Schools – and why
Technology can help Business Schools meet the evolving needs of their students. Alain Goudey outlines NEOMA Business School’s use of virtual reality in the classroom
artificial intelligence
Winning at interview and preparing for AI-infused recruitment
Clarity and brevity should be your touchstones at interview, says Liz Sebag-Montefiore, but how can you prepare for hiring process elements that now use automation?
business school strategy
Defining and leading with purpose
Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Dean and Professor of Finance at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, talks to Jack Villanueva about the importance of personal purpose in business today and the need for Business Schools to work with organisations to establish a common purpose
artificial intelligence
Is AI making dangerous decisions without us?
As AI’s influence grows, we need to foster greater awareness of decisions that are being made for us, says ESCP Europe’s Terence Tse
business school strategy
innovation
A calling in business
From Sri Lanka to Europe and grocery shop to international corporation, Allirajah Subaskaran, Founder and Chairman of Lycagroup, has remained agile and adaptable, creating an
artificial intelligence
Putting innovation and entrepreneurship at the heart of learning
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course design
Mastering mobile internet strategy in China
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