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Interview met Theo Rinsema en Professor Eric van Heck over het Nieuwe Werken - Juli 2011 Spelen met tijd en plaats. Microsoft werkt anders; het Nieuwe Werken nader belicht.
12-01-2012
RSM and the MEB launch a study into the roles of time and location in work and their impact on the performance of knowledge workers Rotterdam/Den Haag, 8 December 2011 --- Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) is starting a 4-year research project in cooperation with the Medicines Evaluation Board (MEB). The objective of the project is to examine the roles played by time and location in work and how these affect the performance of knowledge workers.
23-12-2011
State of the Art in New Ways of Working Research, November 7th, 2011 During the Dutch "week van Het Nieuwe Werken", the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University will organize a symposium titled 'State of the Art in New Ways of Working Research'. This academic symposium will examine contemporary research regarding changes in how work is conducted, how those changes are implemented and how they are experienced by respective stakeholders.
30-09-2011
The new worlds of work are doing well Rotterdam/Enschede, June 2011 –  Well-being, balance between work and private life and employee involvement all improve in the New Worlds of Work (NWW). Other ubiquitous expectations, such as increased productivity, are not achieved to the same extent. This is not a problem as such, as 75% of the focus of introducing NWW is on ‘soft targets’, including employee retention and sustainable employability. Major obstacles to the introduction of NWW include losing routine, lack of self-steering skills, the potential loss of social cohesion and a management style that is not appropriate to NWW.
17-06-2011
The National New Worlds of Work Barometer 2011 Rotterdam/Enschede/Delft, 15 September 2011 – How is it going with the New World of Works in the Netherlands? And which impact is this concept now having here? Has anything changed in 2011 in comparison to 2010? These questions will be answered by the National New Worlds of Work Barometer2011. From today onwards, the second edition of this National New Worlds of Work Barometer will be distributed among respondents by Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Novay,  as well as the Center for People and Buildings.
17-06-2011
Erasmus@Work wins ERIM Impact Award Every year, the Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM) hands out ERIM Awards to honour institute members who stand out through excellent performance. This year, the ERIM Impact on Management Practice Award went to the research project team of Erasmus@Work.
18-11-2010
Eric van Heck presents at WORKTECH10 Amsterdam Conference On November 24, professor Eric van Heck will present at the WORKTECH10 Amsterdam Conference how companies can find the methods, tools and ways of working that are right for them. Is there a universal panacea that can be applied – a one-size-fits-all approach? Or should companies be looking within themselves for the solutions?
18-11-2010
Esther van Zeggeren (KPN) and Eric van Heck present at the RSM HR Business Networking Event On November 17, professor Eric van Heck -in cooperation with Esther van Zeggeren (Director Marketing Strategy & Innovation, KPN Zakelijke Markt)- led the RSM HR Business Networking Event. The event focused on New Ways of Working and how bricks and mortar can influence corporate culture.
15-11-2010
Launch (Dutch) National New Worlds of Work Barometer What is the state of play with the New Worlds of Work in the Netherlands? Is the new approach to work finding wide acceptance here? Is the New World of Work already yielding tangible benefits? These types of questions will be answered by the National New Worlds of Work Barometer. The barometer is a joined effort of Erasmus@Work and Novay.
12-11-2010
Presentations New Worlds of Work Symposium now available On tuesday November 9, Erasmus@Work organised a symposium titled 'New Worlds of Work: Challenges for Sustainable Work Innovation'. The presentations of keynote speaker Jean-Philippe Courtois (President Microsoft International) and Eric van Heck (RSM), as well as those of our corporate partners Athlon Car Lease, DTZ Zadelhoff, Essent and Rabobank are now available on this page.
11-11-2010
New Worlds of Work Symposium: Challenges for Sustainable Work Innovation As part of the "Week van Het Nieuwe Werken", Erasmus@Work organises a symposium on Tuesday November 9, titled 'New Worlds of Work: Challenges for Sustainable Work Innovation'.
05-10-2010
Knowledge update session for RSM alumni At the RSM Grand Lustrum Reunion 2010 (October 9, 2010), Marcel van Oosterhout will provide a knowledge update session in which the results of four years of research on New and Sustainable Ways of Working will be presented.
29-09-2010
New Worlds of Work – The People Dimension At the New World of Business Event (May 26, 2010) at the Microsoft Amsterdam Office professor Eric van Heck presented results of Erasmus@Work research on how the work culture and workplace enables greater employee productivity and improves workplace satisfaction.
25-06-2010
Eric van Heck presents at Rotterdamse Werktop 2010 At the “Rotterdamse Werktop 2010” professor Eric van Heck presented an overview of the research results of Erasmus @ Work. Around 80 participants discussed in a workshop together with Nico van Hemert (Strategy On Demand) the potentials of new ways of working.
26-04-2010
Erasmus @ Work project featured in the RSM Insight  The work of the Erasmus @ Work project team has been featured in the second RSM Insight available in the first quarter of 2010.  Eric van Heck discusses the Mobility office of Microsoft.
22-04-2010
New Worlds of Work workshop 2009 Friday, April 3, 2009, Erasmus University hosted the third annual workshop on the New Worlds of Work. In collaboration with the Future Workspaces (FWS) programme, the Transumo DuBRo project and other partners, our researchers presented their findings of 2007 and 2008.
22-06-2009
 
 
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