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16:51
La crise de la zone Euro en résumé
La crise de la zone Euro expliquée en 15mn : ses causes, ses conséquences et les solutions pour y remédier.Dr. Bertrand Groslambert - Professeur de Finance à SKEMA Business School
07:54
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews David T. Merrett
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-funded by EACEA), Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, Professor at SKEMA Business School) interviews Professor David Merrett, Professor of Management (International Business) and expert in Business History. They discuss the development of Australian internationalization over time, with a focus on Australian -- EU trade relations and Europeanization. This video has been filmed as part of and in the context of Dr Suder's Fellowship at the Australian National University and its Center for European Studies (ces.anu.edu.au), and is related directly to the second edition of her textbook, Doing Business in Europe, http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book235103 .
12:17
Gabriele Suder explains the implications of regional integration on EU Japan trade
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-funded by EACEA), Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, Professor at SKEMA Business School) explains the implications of regional integration on EU -- Japan trade and discusses the options for the Free Trade Agreement. This presentation was held upon invitation by the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) and its Institute of Developing Economies, in Chiba, Japan.
11:15
Cohésion sociale dans l'économie de marché par Jean-Luc Gaffard
Xerfi Canal a reçu Jean-Luc Gaffard, directeur à l'OFCE du département de recherche sur l'Innovation et la Concurrence et professeur des universités qui a présenté son dernier ouvrage "Capitalisme et Cohésion sociale" (éd. Economica)En dépit de la crise en cours, les décideurs restent prisonniers de vieilles idées qui ont consisté à célébrer une nouvelle économie débarrassée de tout conflit et de toute instabilité. Pourtant la réalité du moment comme tous les grands épisodes de l'histoire économique récente du capitalisme témoignent de la récurrence de changements structurels aux conséquences jamais anticipées qui créent les conditions de cette instabilité. La maîtrise des. fluctuations reste un enjeu essentiel. Elle ne saurait être réalisée en appliquant les règles intangibles et en imaginant pouvoir construire un équilibre fuit de flexibilité des marchés et de neutralité des gouvernements, au mépris de la démocratie et de la cohésion sociale. Elle requiert frictions et rigidités sur les marchés, activisme monétaire et budgétaire impliquant de résoudre les inévitables conflits d'objectif et d'intérêts au moyen d'arbitrages qui relèvent du débat démocratique et privilégient la cohésion sociale. La mondialisation des échanges, dont il ne faut pas ignorer les effets bénéfiques, n'implique pas que l'on doive renoncer à un modèle économique et social qui a fait ses preuves dans les économies développées. Elle ne sera viable que s 'il est répondu à l'extension du marché par une extension du champ de l'action politique obéissant aux mêmes principes de régulation et de recherche de cohésion sociale.Jean-Luc Gaffard est économiste, directeur du département de recherche sur l'innovation et la concurrence de l'OFCE, professeur des Universités, membre de l'Institut Universitaire de France, de la SKEMA Business School et du CNRS-GREDEG.
13:39
Risks and opportunities of globalization, interview with Professor Michel-Henry Bouchet
The interview was made by VTC10 on the occasion of Professor Bouchet's conference on Globalization and the Financial Crisis, in April, 2012, at Espace, 24 Trang Tien, Hanoi, Vietnam.
03:57
Interview de Douglas Kent , Directeur du Supply Chain Council
Douglas Kent Directeur du "Supply Chain Council"- Europe, Vice Président de Avnet Velocity est enseignant à SKEMA Business School, annonce que les étudiants du MSc SCMP seront les premiers étudiants européens à passer la nouvelle certification SCOR-S.
09:19
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews Hinrich Voss
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-funded by EACEA), Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interviews Dr Hinrich Voss, Roberts Academic Research Fellow at the Centre for International Business University of Leeds. They discuss their both analyses on the internationalisation and international competitiveness of Chinese and European companies, EU- China trade integration and international investment behavior of Chinese firms in Europe, presented at the China goes Global Conference, Harvard Kennedy School 2011.
09:46
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder and Mady Keup interview Sandi Talley
In the series "Doing Business in Europe', this interview sheds light on the importance and mode of Europeanisation of the US American destination and event management industry. The interview features Sandi Talley, Senior Vice President of Business Development & Membership at Destination Marketing Association International (http://www.destinationmarketing.org/) until 2010' in an interview held in Dubai, discussing the example of this association.
09:56
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder and Mady Keup interview Jurriaen Sleijster (Part 3)
In Gabriele Suder's video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-supported by EACEA), Mady Keup (SKEMA Business School) and Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interview JURRIAEN SLEIJSTER, Executive Vice President at MCI, www.mci-group.com. MCI is a globally integrated association, communication and event management company with 45 offices in 22 countries, including a solid market basis in Europe. M. Keup and G. Suder interview J. Sleijster about the process of internationalisation for MCI, the drivers for going international, the main modes of entry as well as the effect of internationalisation on company business model and structure, raising specific questions about client expectations and standards of international service delivery.The video focuses particularly on the company's Europeanisation strategy, and thus helps analyse the importance of local, regional and international markets for corporate growth and performance.This video can also be viewed on http://gabrielesuder.com and can, if so desired, be used as part and illustration of the case study "Expanding event management across and beyond Europe: the MCI group", available at the European Case Clearing House (ECCH) No. 311-271-1: http://www.ecch.com/educators/search/results?s=67D8634FF4AFED9C0BE75AFCBCB8CDB7
10:53
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder and Mady Keup interview Jurriaen Sleijster (Part 2)
In Gabriele Suder's video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-supported by EACEA), Mady Keup (SKEMA Business School) and Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interview JURRIAEN SLEIJSTER, Executive Vice President at MCI, www.mci-group.com. MCI is a globally integrated association, communication and event management company with 45 offices in 22 countries, including a solid market basis in Europe. M. Keup and G. Suder interview J. Sleijster about the process of internationalisation for MCI, the drivers for going international, the main modes of entry as well as the effect of internationalisation on company business model and structure, raising specific questions about client expectations and standards of international service delivery.The video focuses particularly on the company's Europeanisation strategy, and thus helps analyse the importance of local, regional and international markets for corporate growth and performance.This video can also be viewed on http://gabrielesuder.com and can, if so desired, be used as part and illustration of the case study "Expanding event management across and beyond Europe: the MCI group", available at the European Case Clearing House (ECCH) No. 311-271-1: http://www.ecch.com/educators/search/results?s=67D8634FF4AFED9C0BE75AFCBCB8CDB7
09:12
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder and Mady Keup interview Jurriaen Sleijster (Part 1)
In Gabriele Suder's video series 'Doing Business in Europe' (co-supported by EACEA), Mady Keup (SKEMA Business School) and Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interview JURRIAEN SLEIJSTER, Executive Vice President at MCI, www.mci-group.com. MCI is a globally integrated association, communication and event management company with 45 offices in 22 countries, including a solid market basis in Europe. M. Keup and G. Suder interview J. Sleijster about the process of internationalisation for MCI, the drivers for going international, the main modes of entry as well as the effect of internationalisation on company business model and structure, raising specific questions about client expectations and standards of international service delivery.The video focuses particularly on the company's Europeanisation strategy, and thus helps analyse the importance of local, regional and international markets for corporate growth and performance.This video can also be viewed on http://gabrielesuder.com and can, if so desired, be used as part and illustration of the case study "Expanding event management across and beyond Europe: the MCI group", available at the European Case Clearing House (ECCH) No. 311-271-1: http://www.ecch.com/educators/search/results?s=67D8634FF4AFED9C0BE75AFCBCB8CDB7
13:56
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews Serge Goldenberg (Part2)
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe', Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interviews Mr Serge Goldenberg, Human Intelligent Interface (H2I) Senior Vice-President and Japan Country President at Schneider electric. Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management and a solutions provider funded in France in 1836. In this video two episodes, professor Suder and Mr Serge Goldenberg discuss the company capabilities and country specific advantages that help european multinational succeed internationnally.This video takes a specific focus on Japan and also elaborate on managerial and crosscultural knowledge.The video is part of Prof. Suder's video-series, further developed as part of her Jean Monnet Chair.It can also be viewed on http://www.gabrielesuder.com
10:24
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews Serge Goldenberg (Part1)
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe', Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interviews Mr Serge Goldenberg, Human Intelligent Interface (H2I) Senior Vice-President and Japan Country President at Schneider electric. Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management and a solutions provider funded in France in 1836. In this video two episodes, professor Suder and Mr Serge Goldenberg discuss the company capabilities and country specific advantages that help european multinational succeed internationnally.This video takes a specific focus on Japan and also elaborate on managerial and crosscultural knowledge.The video is part of Prof. Suder's video-series, further developed as part of her Jean Monnet Chair.It can also be viewed on http://www.gabrielesuder.com
05:16
A Bridge to Fashion and Luxury
SKEMA a déjà posé un pied dans le marché du luxe et de la mode en Chine. Mardi 22 novembre, notre école a présenté « The bridge to Luxury and Fashion », un évènement du luxe et de la mode organisé par les étudiants du Master of Science Management du luxe et de la mode. Il s’est déroulé au Centre de l’Art et de la culture de Suzhou et visait à promouvoir la tradition du luxe et l’avenir des cultures françaises et chinoises.Le spectacle a débuté avec un ballet acrobatique chinois traditionnel, avant de se poursuivre par un défilé de mode qui a mélangé des créations de nos étudiants eux-mêmes, des étudiants du Collège du textile de l’université de Caroline du Nord, de Malini Ramani (n°1 des designers indiens), comme des toilettes de couturiers célèbres tels Christian Dior, Hermès, Thierry Mugler, Christian Llinares, Zilli, Fabindia, Yves Saint Laurent, et beaucoup d’autres.200 invités ont assisté à cette soirée parmi lesquels des représentants du gouvernement français et du gouvernement chinois.
03:50
Tourism Futures Conference
SKEMA Business School through its Centre for Tourism Management and the European Tourism Futures Institute (ETFI) signed in November a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and agreed to collaborate on projects related to tourism research within a European network.SKEMA is the only French representative in this network and will also serve as a link between the European network and other research institutes in France.SKEMA professor (marketing, Sophia Antipolis) Girish Prayag attended the first meeting of the International Network for Tourism Futures Studies which took place in Stenden at the European Tourism Futures Institute on November 2-5 together with a conference on tourism futures: http://www.etfi.eu/conference .SKEMA was selected by the ETFI as their French partner because of the excellent and prolific research our Centre for Tourism Management has produced in the past few years. The ETFI is part-financed by the EU, the European Regional Development Fund, as well as Dutch provinces and municipalities. As a reminder, the Centre for Tourism Management is also involved in an EU-funded research consortium that develops and tests an innovative research methodology that uses mobile devices to improve the service design process in tourism.
09:27
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews Päivi Lonka episode 2/2
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe', Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interviews Mrs Päivi Lonka, Sales Director at MARIMEKKO. MARIMEKKO is a Finnish textile and clothing design company renowned for its original prints and colours. The company designs and manufactures high-quality clothing, interior decoration textiles, bags and other accessories. It is part of the European SMEs that have actively expanded their EU and international reach, and a strategy consistent with the opportunities and challenges that regionalisation and a Single Market can provide. Addition detail about Marimekko's Europeanization strategy can be found in the case study "THE EUROPEANIZATION OF MARIMEKKO: INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND SINGLE MARKET EFFECTS "http://www.ecch.com/educators/products/view?id=94478&rellnk=1 and in G. Suder's 'Doing Business in Europe 2nd Edition', http://gabrielesuder.com and http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book235103 .In this video's two episodes, Prof. Suder and Mrs Lonka discuss the firm-, country, - sector- and region- specific advantages of MARIMEKKO in its internationalization, and illustrates the main market integration effects that SMEs deal with, including harmonization, regulation and deregulation, the common currency Euro, the location decisions for production and design innovation. The video is part of Prof. Suder's video-series, further developed as part of her Jean Monnet Chair.
07:40
Doing Business in Europe, Gabriele Suder interviews Päivi Lonka episode 1/2
In her video series 'Doing Business in Europe', Dr Gabriele Suder (Jean Monnet Chair, SKEMA Business School) interviews Mrs Päivi Lonka, Sales Director at MARIMEKKO. MARIMEKKO is a Finnish textile and clothing design company renowned for its original prints and colours. The company designs and manufactures high-quality clothing, interior decoration textiles, bags and other accessories. It is part of the European SMEs that have actively expanded their EU and international reach, and a strategy consistent with the opportunities and challenges that regionalisation and a Single Market can provide. Addition detail about Marimekko's Europeanization strategy can be found in the case study "THE EUROPEANIZATION OF MARIMEKKO: INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND SINGLE MARKET EFFECTS "http://www.ecch.com/educators/products/view?id=94478&rellnk=1 and in G. Suder's 'Doing Business in Europe 2nd Edition', http://gabrielesuder.com and http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book235103 .In this video's two episodes, Prof. Suder and Mrs Lonka discuss the firm-, country, - sector- and region- specific advantages of MARIMEKKO in its internationalization, and illustrates the main market integration effects that SMEs deal with, including harmonization, regulation and deregulation, the common currency Euro, the location decisions for production and design innovation. The video is part of Prof. Suder's video-series, further developed as part of her Jean Monnet Chair.
01:46
SKEMA Buzz : Human Domino
Here is the SKEMA Business School “Human Domino”!More than 200 students, on the campus of Lille and Sophia-Antipolis, have participated in the realization of this video buzz symbolizing the multi-campus structure, the competitiveness, the innovation and the international network of SKEMA.Share this link with your network! /Voici le « Domino Humain » de SKEMA Business School !Plus de 200 étudiants, des campus de Lille et de Sophia-Antipolis, ont participé à la réalisation de cette vidéo buzz symbole de la structure multi-campus, de la compétitivité, de l’innovation et du réseau international de SKEMA.Partagez ce lien avec votre réseau !
