Understanding and empowering Kiwis working in South Korea Kiwis living and working in South Korea are a growing community. New research explores their experience to understand how this trend can strengthen bonds between the two countries.
“We’re ready to help”: How academics can boost international business with interesting research For International Business research to benefit society, academics and businesses must connect and work together, says Professor Snejina Michailova. An important step, she says, is to make International Business research more ‘interesting’.
What international business academics think about when they think about business Have skin in the game, walk the talk, travel authentically—just some of the ways international business scholar and global ‘outsider’ Matt Rašković says academics can grapple with global issues, help businesses forge cross-cultural relationships, and tackle some of society’s big challenges.
Managing a crisis offshore – expect something different When planning for international crisis management, plan to set aside your usual assumptions, says Dr Dan Laufer.
Accentuate the foreignness: how SMEs can build trust in new markets It’s not easy being small and foreign in a big market like China, but new research shows how NZ SMEs can turn this challenge into a competitive advantage.
New research paints positive picture for NZ brands—if they stay authentic How NZ brands can use art to enhance their image in the eyes of international customers
Cultural intelligence: the new and crucial frontier for talent How can New Zealand organisations succeed when they find themselves in a different cultural context? New research is showing a further step in talent development is required.