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Konstantin Korotov and Hannes Gurzki of ESMT Berlin highlight five questions that need to be answered before embarking on a digital transformation strategy.

A new research project by Özlem Bedre-Defolie, associate professor of economics at ESMT Berlin, shows how a dominant e-commerce platform harms consumers and third-party sellers by selling its own, competing products.

The DigitalFuture Summit, hosted by Master in Management students, will take place July 8-9, 2021, at ESMT Berlin and offers executives from global companies and innovative startups, talented students, and experts from academia an assortment of discussion, networking opportunities, and future career possibilities.

ESMT alumni Clifford Curda and Diego Cammarano, MBA 2021, made it to Poet's & Quants "MBAs to Watch: Class of 2021."

With the abrupt movement to remote hiring and socialization, online-only interactions have become the new reality for many employees, explains Konstantin Korotov, professor at ESMT Berlin, in his article for People Matters.

Julie Rosenfeld, MBA 2022, reflects back on the highlights from the MBA Tournament 2021.

ESMT Prof. Francis de Véricourt explores how executives can leverage the power to win more with AI than with AI alone.

Martin Schweinsberg, professor at ESMT Berlin, led a crowdsourced research team involving nearly 180 co-authors to understand what drives decisions in data analyses. Their paper is forthcoming in OBHDP.

The study compares the analyses of different researchers who tested the same hypotheses on the same dataset. Analysts reported radically different analyses and dispersed empirical outcomes, including significant effects in opposite directions. Decisions about variable operationalizations explained variability in results beyond statistical choices (i.e. which analysis or covariates to use).

Martin Schallbruch, director of the Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin, speaks with Tagesschau about uniform rules for states and municipalities and better coordination between the federal and state governments.

How is the importance of responsibility and CSR in companies changing in these times of uncertainty? Matthew Bothner, professor at ESMT Berlin, talks about this topic for the interview series "3 Fragen an ..."

Martin Schallbruch, director of the Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin, talks about administration in Germany and why the state often gets in its own way.

An exploration of how ‘framing’ decisions by exploring our choices is a skill we can all deploy, based on the book "Framers", co-written by Francis de Véricourt, professor at ESMT Berlin.

David Núñez provides an insight into working with the Pulsera Project, a nonprofit organization tackling poverty and social injustice, for his Social Impact Project.

Career Development International has published research by Konstantin Korotov, ESMT professor of organizational behavior, titled "Executives and career shocks: observations from coaching practice."

The research is a qualitative analysis of managers' career shock experiences from executive coaching interventions. In its findings, it presents coaching as an opportunity to process emotional reactions, providing agency when responding to disruptive change.

ESMT Berlin's Online MBA program includes a new course focusing on leading global virtual teams, an online escape game, and an “Unmute!” project to prepare students for the new world of virtual work.