Research with impact

BI Norwegian Business School is seeking two new provosts to lead and further develop the school’s commitment to education, research, and strong academic communities.

As minister, Fugelsnes will be responsible for the framework conditions governing Norwegian research and higher education institutions at a time when transformation, digitalisation and the quality of education are high on the agenda.

DSV and BI Norwegian Business School have partnered on a four-year research project to advance knowledge of efficient and resilient transport solutions.

Public bureaucracies form the backbone of democratic states. Professor Benny Geys will lead a major new research effort investigating the challenges facing them with funding from the Research Council of Norway.

AI can make good answers cheaper. Employers must still invest in people who can judge answers and have the authority to act on what they find. BI is taking up the challenge through EMANAIRE, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network funded by the EU.

Discussions of generative AI often focus on faster writing, better search, more polished summaries. Those uses are real, but they are the least interesting source of value in a knowledge-intensive environment.

From photorealistic AI images in advertising to technology that becomes part of us, this year’s summer reading from BI Business Review brings together a wide range of research-based insights into how organisations, markets and society are changing.

Crying at work grabs people’s attention. Where do these tears come from?