Research from ESMT Berlin suggests data partnerships with big tech benefit niche enterprises

24 October 2025

A new study has found that specialist firms can increase their profits by sharing data with large technology competitors. Rather than weakening their position, this…

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Ministers Pressed to Address Inequality in Access to Green Technologies such as Solar Power and Electric Vehicles

12 April 2025

According to a recent study from the University of Sheffield, to achieve its ambitious net-zero emissions goals by 2050, the UK government must do more…

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When Should New Technologies Be Introduced?

7 September 2024

New research conducted by Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) demonstrates that being at the forefront of technology alone is insufficient for market success. However, the…

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Ensuring Worker Involvement for Public-Interest Industrial Policies

6 July 2024

A recent study underscores the critical role of involving workers and broader societal stakeholders in shaping Brazilian industrial policies to meet national development goals and…

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Having more does not necessarily mean having better

18 April 2024

In the logistics industry, multiple delivery routes to the same destination enhance reliability. Similarly, in the realm of network-dependent consumerism, the resilience and efficiency of…

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