Innovation, technology, and entrepreneurial spirit – a triad that automatically evokes associations with California’s Silicon Valley. And indeed, Silicon Valley has produced, and continues to produce, successful innovations and business models like few other places […]
Last week, MBS Professor Dr. Patricia Kraft (rightmost on the picture above) and Chancellor Nathalie von Seyfried (leftmost; with Anna Kopp, host Anna Rossi, and Magdalena Oehl [f. l. t. r.]) visited the latest edition […]
As part of their Innovation and Digital Business module, 15 Bachelor International Business students engaged in a 4-day Design Sprint workshop organized by design sprint coach Alexander Daamen, co-founder and Design Sprint Facilitator of NoPilots, […]
Last week, about 20 students of Indian business school Vivekanand Education Society Institute of Management Studies And Research (VESIM) visited Munich Business School to get an impression of what studying in Germany and at MBS […]
Once again, MBS Professor and negotiation expert Jack Nasher is featured in a major business/finance publication, Money magazine, which belongs to the TIME magazine. This time, he contributed to an article, or rather, a flowchart […]
There are several questions that I regularly receive mainly from those who are flabbergasted about the shutdown of the US government. While we can all follow the news on the development and track how many […]
Dr. Christian Schmidkonz, Professor for International Business Administration and Managerial Economics at Munich Business School and a designated China expert, is cited (short, but to put it in Shakespeare’s words, brevity is the soul of […]
Donald Trump messing with the NATO, China, and some more parties, the EU negotiating the Brexit deal with Britain… there have been countless negotiation cases in 2018 that attracted a lot of attention on an […]
How does the market entry to Japan succeed against the background of the new free trade zone? Which market entry strategy is the best? We provide a guide. Recently, the EU and Japan have agreed […]
Despite the abundance of information surrounding us, our intuition plays a central role again and again. Prof. Dr. Christian Schmidkonz and MBS graduate Patrick Stütz give a definition for intuition, discuss the connection between intuition […]
The Going Concern principle is an important concept in accounting. We provide a definition of the term and explain its significance for accounting and auditing using illustrative examples. Any reasonable accounting rules and regulations contain […]
In the fourth part of our blog series on academic writing, we provide information on plagiarism – what it is, what types of plagiarism exist, the consequences of plagiarism, and how to avoid it. The […]
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