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"Creating shared value" (CSV) is a popular concept of how to run a sustainable business. Which one of these dimensions of CSV is incorrect?
"Creating shared value" (CSV) is a popular concept of how to run a sustainable business. Which one of these dimensions of CSV is incorrect?
The IT revoultion of the 1990s ushered in a new type of value, put succinctly by Metclaf's Law: The value of a network increases with the square of the number of users connected to the network.” In this model, where is the value of a mobile phone?
The IT revoultion of the 1990s ushered in a new type of value, put succinctly by Metclaf's Law: The value of a network increases with the square of the number of users connected to the network.” In this model, where is the value of a mobile phone?
The acronym 'NBIC' attempts to describe the revolution that will come after the IT revolution. What does it mean?
The acronym 'NBIC' attempts to describe the revolution that will come after the IT revolution. What does it mean?
In the Semester 2 we took Ryanair's sustainability report and showed how it can make the claim of being the most eco-friendly airline while also being the highest emitter of fossil fuels. Why is this?
In the Semester 2 we took Ryanair's sustainability report and showed how it can make the claim of being the most eco-friendly airline while also being the highest emitter of fossil fuels. Why is this?
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The IT revolution in the 1990s ended the long-standing trade-off between 'richness' and 'reach' of communications. What does this mean?
The IT revolution in the 1990s ended the long-standing trade-off between 'richness' and 'reach' of communications. What does this mean?
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Berthon et al. (20050 use the term "trajectory of technology" to suggest that technology does not stay still, but rather is dynamically changing as it is deployed in unintended social ways. They suggest that the use of technology then feeds back into the design of the next generation of technology. What is this dynamic called?
Berthon et al. (20050 use the term "trajectory of technology" to suggest that technology does not stay still, but rather is dynamically changing as it is deployed in unintended social ways. They suggest that the use of technology then feeds back into the design of the next generation of technology. What is this dynamic called?
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The documentary Breaking Boundaries shows how the environmental crisis today is not just one of carbon, but of many planetary systems that interact, especially nitrogen, biodiversity, and ozone. In fact, there are so many variables interacting with each other that new environmental crises arise which are unforeseen. This unforeseen nature of the crisis is:
The documentary Breaking Boundaries shows how the environmental crisis today is not just one of carbon, but of many planetary systems that interact, especially nitrogen, biodiversity, and ozone. In fact, there are so many variables interacting with each other that new environmental crises arise which are unforeseen. This unforeseen nature of the crisis is:
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Management tends to view technology as a set of tools which are created by the producer and consumed, or used by the consumer. What is this?
Management tends to view technology as a set of tools which are created by the producer and consumed, or used by the consumer. What is this?
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In hus classic discussion of organisational design, Minzberg sets up the 'adhocracy' as a decentralised, sometimes chaotic structure that suits complex, project-type work. One of the problems in keeping an adhocracy structure is that it becomes more bureaucractic as it grows. This drift towards structure is called
In hus classic discussion of organisational design, Minzberg sets up the 'adhocracy' as a decentralised, sometimes chaotic structure that suits complex, project-type work. One of the problems in keeping an adhocracy structure is that it becomes more bureaucractic as it grows. This drift towards structure is called
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What example in the lecture did we use to understand the concept of 'greenwashing', namely when a business exaggerates claims of sustainability or environmental friendliness in an attempt to gain market share?
What example in the lecture did we use to understand the concept of 'greenwashing', namely when a business exaggerates claims of sustainability or environmental friendliness in an attempt to gain market share?
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