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Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Cities should embrace their 'boring' nature to attract young businesses Apr, 2024 | Article Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds. Keywords: CEOs cities economics government growth organizational behaviour public policy start-ups Creativity, Innovation and Business Design How to flourish through constraints Apr, 2024 | Opinion Take a lesson from the media industry: Constraints on creativity don't have to be limiting — they can be freeing. Keywords: creative destruction creativity innovation marketing media Rotman Management magazine start-ups technology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Can you give people too many rewards? When fundraising, yes. Feb, 2024 | Article When it comes to crowdfunding, too much choice is a bad thing. New research on rewards-for-donation sites finds the "sweet spot" for attracting potential funders. Keywords: consumer behaviour growth operational performance social impact social media social movements start-ups technology Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Creativity, Innovation and Business Design How to flourish through constraints Apr, 2024 | Opinion Take a lesson from the media industry: Constraints on creativity don't have to be limiting — they can be freeing. Keywords: creative destruction creativity innovation marketing media Rotman Management magazine start-ups technology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Can you give people too many rewards? When fundraising, yes. Feb, 2024 | Article When it comes to crowdfunding, too much choice is a bad thing. New research on rewards-for-donation sites finds the "sweet spot" for attracting potential funders. Keywords: consumer behaviour growth operational performance social impact social media social movements start-ups technology Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Can you give people too many rewards? When fundraising, yes. Feb, 2024 | Article When it comes to crowdfunding, too much choice is a bad thing. New research on rewards-for-donation sites finds the "sweet spot" for attracting potential funders. Keywords: consumer behaviour growth operational performance social impact social media social movements start-ups technology Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next