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Floreren met flexibiliteit INSCOPE - Research for Innovation heeft samen met de Rabobank onderzoek gedaan hoe flexibel de organisaties van tuinbouwers zijn. Dit onderzoek heeft tot diverse interessante inzichten geleidt en bevat vier mogelijke scenario's voor de tuinbouwsector in 2030.
26-03-2012
Innovatie 3.0 In Managementboek Magazine wordt het nieuwe boek van Prof. Volberda en Menno Bosma onder de aandacht gebracht. Hierin wordt aangegeven hoe ondernemingen innovatiever kunnen worden, hetgeen ook wordt toegelicht via praktijkvoorbeelden. Het boek Innovatie 3.0 is te verkrijgen bij de meeste boekhandelaren.
26-03-2012
First copy of Innovatie 3.0 presented at EURAM Mini-Conference on Management Innovation How can Dutch companies improve their innovative strength? Researchers at INSCOPE, a research centre for innovation in business, bundled their insights and practical advice in the book Innovatie 3.0. Its release on November 25 marked INSCOPE’s fourth anniversary. The first copy of the book was presented to Pauline van der Meer Mohr, President of the Executive Board of Erasmus University Rotterdam, at the EURAM Mini-Conference on Management Innovation, an international congress for Management Innovation.
25-11-2011
Innovatie 3.0: slimmer managen, organiseren en werken Rotterdam, 25 november 2011 --- Ter ere van het vierjarig bestaan van het Topinstituut INSCOPE: Research for Innovation is op 21 november een nieuw boek verschenen van de hand van Prof.dr. Henk Volberda, Professor of Strategic Management & Business Policy aan Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) en Menno Bosma, management en leiderschapsjournalist. Het boek is vanaf eind november te bestellen bij Uitgeverij Mediawerf (ISBN 978-94-90463-17-5).
20-11-2011
Gender equality is important for national competitiveness - Improvement of Dutch women's economic participation and access to education Worldwide, women hold fewer than 20% of national decision-making jobs and no country has completely eliminated all inequality. The annual Gender Gap Index shows the Netherlands climbed to No. 15, but is still weak with respect to political empowerment.
03-11-2011
Annual INSCOPE-Conference 2011: October 12, University of Twente On October 12, 2011 INSCOPE - Research for Innovation organizes her annual conference, this year at the University of Twente in Enschede. The keynote speaker of this year will be Prof. Shaker A. Zahra (University of Minnesota). In addition, there will be a panel consisting of Prof. Steven Walsh (University of Twente), Prof. Jonathan Linton (University of Ottawa) and Prof. Benson Honig (DeGroote School of Management). As part of this annual conference, you can present your (working) papers. Futhermore, papers can be selected for publication is several special issues, such as Technovation and Management & Organisatie. We encourage you to submit papers warmly invite you to join this annual INSCOPE Conference.
22-07-2011
Prof.dr. Frans Van den Bosch en prof.dr. Henk Volberda bezoeken de SER Onlangs waren prof.dr. Frans Van den Bosch en prof.dr. Henk Volberda op bezoek bij de voorzitter van de Sociaal Economische Raad (SER): dr. Alexander Rinnooy Kan. Tijdens dit bezoek nam de SER-voorzitter een exemplaar in ontvangst van de strategische waarde van de Rotterdamse haven voor de internationale concurrentiepositie van Nederland uit de handen van prof.dr. Van Den Bosch. Daarnaast ontving hij ook een exemplaar van de Erasmus Concurrentie en Innovatie Monitor van Prof.dr. Henk Volberda.
19-07-2011
U kunt nu deelnemen aan de Erasmus Concurrentie en Innovatie Monitor 2011 De Erasmus Concurrentie en Innovatie Monitor 2011 is geopend. U kunt deelnemen door hier te klikken.
16-06-2011
The strategic value of the Port of Rotterdam for the international competitiveness of the Netherlands By itself, the economic importance of the Port of Rotterdam (which in this text means the entire Rotterdam port and industrial area) is impressive enough. The direct and indirect added value jointly are about €22 billion. The Port also provides jobs to some 145,000 people in direct and indirect employment. Remarkable as all of this may sound, the Port’s significance for the Dutch economy turns out to be even considerably greater than first thought. That is shown by the research led by Prof.dr. Frans van den Bosch of Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.
15-06-2011
Henk Volberda wetenschapper bij topsector "Hoofdkantoren". In het nieuwe bedrijfslevenbeleid van het Ministerie van Economische Zaken, Landbouw en Innovatie zijn negen topsectoren benoemd om het concurrentievermogen van de Nederlandse economie te vergroten. Naast deze sectoren is de topsector "Hoofdkantoren" toegevoegd. In elke topsector zit een boegbeeld van de betreffende sector, een innovatieve MKB'er, een topambtenaar en een wetenschapper. In de topsector "Hoofdkantoren" is prof.dr. Henk Volberda betrokken als wetenschapper.
28-05-2011
Justin Jansen urges businesses to ‘be more creative for business success’ Dutch organisations put too much effort into improving existing processes, products and services when they could achieve greater business success by being more creative and entrepreneurial, according to Justin Jansen, Professor of Corporate Entrepreneurship at Erasmus University. On 14 April, he presented his ideas for a more entrepreneurial business future in his inaugural address, entitled: “Corporate Entrepreneurship: Sensing and Seizing Opportunities for a Prosperous Research Agenda”.  
21-04-2011
Are Dutch Top 100 companies’ head offices of strategic importance to the Netherlands? At the request of the employers’ federation VNO-NCW, strategy professor Henk Volberda puts the Dutch Top 100 companies’ head offices under the microscope. He did so in the middle of last year and has now published its final report, entitled “Mutually Beneficial: The Strategic Importance of the Top 100 Companies’ Head Offices for the Netherlands and Vice Versa.” Today, the Dutch Prime Minister is receiving a copy of the report.
30-11-2009
Erasmus Competition and Innovation Monitor 2009: Companies investing in social innovation are able to weather the economic storm more easily INSCOPE: Research for Innovation has conducted a large-scale survey among 10,000 companies in the Netherlands. It has done so at the request of the Netherlands Centre for Social Innovation. The study is called the Erasmus Competition and Innovation Monitor 2009 and has measured the innovative strength of the Dutch corporate world during the current economic downturn. The findings are remarkable, say the researchers – Prof. Henk Volberda, Prof. Frans van den Bosch and Dr. Justin Jansen of the Strategy Department.
08-10-2009
The Netherlands falls just shy of the Top Ten in the WEF’s Enabling Trade Index The Global Enabling Trade Index, compiled by the World Economic Forum (WEF), is a cross-sectional analysis of the trade conditions found in 118 countries around the world. To be more specific, the Index measures the four main factors impacting a country’s ability to carry out international trade and attract foreign investment as part of its overall economic development strategy: 1) market access, 2) customs administration, 3) transport & communications infrastructure and 4) business environment.
22-07-2008
Launch INSCOPE; strong initiative for social innovation research The newly-established Topinstituut INSCOPE (Research for Innovation) has been officially launched on June 3rd, 2008. INSCOPE is a joint venture of Erasmus University, the University of Amsterdam, Maastricht University and the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO). Its aim is to conduct systematic research into how Dutch companies/organisations can strengthen their capacity for innovation, with a strong focus on social innovation. INSCOPE will carry out national and international research into the non-technological determinants of innovation. This is intended to produce novel insights into how different management styles, organisational structures, working environments and suchlike promote or hinder innovation. INSCOPE has ties with the Netherlands Centre for Social Innovation (NCSI).
04-06-2008
 
 
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