Market shaping through innovative organising of networks is key for business transactions towards sustainability, reveals a doctoral dissertation by Rumy Narayan at the University of Vaasa.
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Josu Allan Takala, Professor of Industrial Management at the University of Vaasa, died in Tampere on 23 February 2023 after a long illness. He was born on 2 February 1955.
The University of Vaasa buys all the shares of the real estate company KOy EnergyLab Vaasa from VP Facilities Oy Ab. The real estate company owns the building next to the Palosaari bridge, and the university has rented the premises until now. The building houses the combustion engine and fuel laboratories, which are a key part of the university's research platform VEBIC. The deal was concluded on Friday 17 March.
The doctoral programme at the University of Vaasa attracted a record number of applicants. In the spring call, 161 applicants were interested in the doctoral programme and the number of applications increased by 27 % from the previous round.
Agent-based simulation and network optimisation tools can provide efficient solutions for today's complex supply chain and logistics problems, according to Javad Rouzafzoon's doctoral dissertation at the University of Vaasa.
Marina Kinnunen is a determined goal achiever. As a director, she has constantly updated her knowledge and developed her leadership skills while working. Today, she feels she has found the means to achieve better health and social services for people and to create a great workplace.
Europe is suffering from a productivity problem as economic growth has been sluggish and productivity growth rates have remained very low. Could investments in intangibles provide the solution to the productivity puzzle in ageing Europe? And how should intangible assets be measured?
How does globalisation affect our business, society and culture? A free online course on Global Studies (3 ECTS) is open to everyone until the 31st of May 2023.
Firms led by female executives are, according to research, often more financially stable and less risky than firms run by males.