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Het Oprichters-syndroom als remmende factor
This opinion article on innovation in organisations references RSM's Lucas Meijs' description of organisational growth and the supervisory model of board involvement.
De Dikke Blauwe Online
Thursday, 2 November 2017
In Bolivia en Rwanda is er meer gelijkheid tussen mannen en vrouwen dan in Nederland
Last year, the Netherlands ranked 16th on the list of countries where women are equal to men. This year, the ranking plummeted no less than 16 places - to place 32. The World Economic Forum (WEF) concludes that the gender…
Marie Claire Online
Thursday, 2 November 2017
Nederlandse bedrijven investeren 4,3% van de omzet in R&D
The Erasmus Centre for Business Innovation conducts the yearly Erasmus Competition and Innovation Monitor, led by Henk Volberda of RSM. This year, a number of conclusions could be drawn - such that Dutch companies are again…
Accountant Week Online
Thursday, 2 November 2017
Waarom het verspreiden van nieuwe ideeën vaak niet lukt
When are creative ideas both new and useful? Usually we only see the success stories, which makes it difficult to conclude whether new ideas are usually more useful than ideas that include a more marginal innovation. Recent…
Emerce Online
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Hoogleraar geeft vier tips om innovatie door te voeren
Dutch companies are investing more in ICT and R&D this year, but social innovation still lags behind. How can you organise your company in such a way that facilitates innovation? 4 tips from Henk Volberda of RSM.
Nu.nl Online
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Nederlandse bedrijven steken weer meer geld in onderzoek
Dutch companies are once again investing more in research and development. In 2017, R&D investments accounted for 4.3% of sales. This is the highest level since 2012, according to figures released by the Erasmus Competition and…
Nu.nl Online
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Bedrijven steken meer in innovatie
For the first time in years, Dutch companies are investing more money in research and other innovative developments, according to the Erasmus Competition and Innovation monitor, led by Henk Volberda of RSM. R&D investment has…
Leeuwarder Courant Newspaper
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Dutch Firms again Investing in Innovation, Research
Dutch companies are finally again investing more money into research and development. In 2017 R&D investment will amount to 4.3 percent of revenue, the highest level since 2012, according to figures released by RSM. "Favourable…
NL times Online
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Meer geld naar innovatie
For the first time in years, Dutch companies are spending more money on innovation according to a research led by Henk Volberda of RSM.
Algemeen Dagblad Newspaper
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
‘Investeringen in r&d en ict in 2017 meer dan verdubbeld’
Dutch businesses have significantly increased their investments in research and development and ICT this year, according to research by the Erasmus Centre for Business Innovation. Investments have declined almost every year since…
MT.nl Online
Wednesday, 1 November 2017