- Business method innovations and firm value: an empirical investigation – Prof. Anandhi Bharadwaj
- Can the mobile internet bridge the digital divide? A Large-Scale empirical investigation – Prof. Karthik Babu Nattamai Kannan, Prof. Sri Narasimhan, Prof. Eric Overby
- From supply chains to demand chains: evidence from field research in the medical equipment industry – Prof. Ravi Aron
Op 6 juni vindt de officiële opening plaats van de Health & Beauty Expo in Expo Greater Amsterdam.
De opening wordt verricht door sponsors en ambassadeurs, in aanwezigheid van genodigden en partners.
The Conference Dinner is traditionally a highlight in the social programme of all GCEGs and provides an opportunity for the participants to relax and enjoy meeting outside the scientific programme.
- Dockless bike sharing: convenience or congestion? – Prof. Karthik Kannan, Yipu Deng, Prof. Zaiyan Wei
- Angles and crowds – Prof. Anand Nandkumar, Prof. Deepa Mani, Prof. Prachi Deuskar, Abhishek Bhatia
- To purchase or to patronize? An experiment to investigate technology consumers’ support for reward-based crowdfunding – Prof. Indranil Bose, Shankhadeep Banerjee
The Conference Dinner is traditionally a highlight in the social programme of all GCEGs and provides an opportunity for the participants to relax and enjoy meeting outside the scientific programme.
- Social learning in prosumption: evidence from a large randomized field experiment – Prof. Ravi Bapna, Joseph Golden, Prof. JaeHwuen Jung, Prof. Tianshu Sun
- Harnessing digitized patient engagement capabilities in healthcare operations – Prof. Pankaj Setia
- Service quality & privacy concerns: insights from a survey of microenterprises in Sri Lanka, India & Bangladesh – Abhishek Chanda, Vigneswara Ilavarasan
Our 2019 conference speakers again offer an highly attractive mix of technical, market, management and economy experience and skills. Introductions are published in our monthly email newsletter and some special newsletter editions in 2019.
The conference covers the different business segments Management, Technology, Innovation, Markets and Marketing and it offers outstanding networking opportunities. We go the step further by providing the necessary organisation and infrastructure for pre-scheduled bilateral meetings matching the individual attendee’s needs!
The Conference Dinner is traditionally a highlight in the social programme of all GCEGs and provides an opportunity for the participants to relax and enjoy meeting outside the scientific programme.
- Dockless bike sharing: convenience or congestion? – Prof. Karthik Kannan, Yipu Deng, Prof. Zaiyan Wei
- Angles and crowds – Prof. Anand Nandkumar, Prof. Deepa Mani, Prof. Prachi Deuskar, Abhishek Bhatia
- To purchase or to patronize? An experiment to investigate technology consumers’ support for reward-based crowdfunding – Prof. Indranil Bose, Shankhadeep Banerjee
Organizations have the potential to foster well-being for their employees and communities while creating great value for customers and investors. Unfortunately, that potential is not always fulfilled, particularly in the new world of work. Professor Gretchen Spreitzer explores how leaders can create a thriving experience for all.
The Conference Dinner is traditionally a highlight in the social programme of all GCEGs and provides an opportunity for the participants to relax and enjoy meeting outside the scientific programme.
Our 2019 conference speakers again offer an highly attractive mix of technical, market, management and economy experience and skills. Introductions are published in our monthly email newsletter and some special newsletter editions in 2019.