What does collaboration look like during times of remote learning? How can we better collaborate in this new normal?

We invited Manuela Damant, one of our external experts, to discuss the topic of online collaboration, challenges we have to be prepared for, and best practices that people can adapt now to see collaboration improve in any small way going forward.

How will current and future students experience Operations & Supply Chain specialization in the new curriculum?  In this episode together with Jonathan Barnett and Armand van Oostrom, IB Senior Lecturers, and our alumni Demi Maartense and Nicolas Verkoijen we will question how robust IB curriculum is, explain how do we go about creating and updating a specialization like Operations & Supply Chain for applied curriculum; discuss what are some of the advantages for the aspiring Supply Chain specialists  taking this curriculum, etc.

What are things we should be observing and understanding when it comes to Operations and Supply Chain in times of this crisis?

On today's episode we have two special guests. Armand van Oostrom, IB Lecturer, Experienced C-level manager, Consultant in areas of Finance, IT, Supply Chain & Operations; and Ricardo Tulkens, Partner Industrial Manufacturing who has more than 20 years of experience in various industries like FMCG, Defense, Oil & Gas, High Technology.

Listen to this insightful discussion about the impact of #covid19 on global supply chain, changes in the buying behavior of customers, disruptive innovation and key trends transforming operations & supply chain design and performance.

How will current and future students experience People & Organization specialization in the new curriculum?  In this episode together with Sandy Garcia, IB Lecturer, and our alumni Elise Schut, Senior Consultant at Capgemini, we will question how robust IB curriculum is, explain how do we go about creating and updating a specialization like People & Organization for applied curriculum; discuss what are some of the advantages for the future HR taking this curriculum, etc.

What are things we should be observing and understanding when it comes to People and Organization in times of this crisis? In this episode together with IB Lecturer Sandy Garcia and our two final year IB students, Gergana Bogdanova and Annabelle Law, we will discuss three phases of this crisis in the workplace and the first responses among different companies in various industries. We will also try to look beyond covid-19 and answer what a "new normal" is and what HR units need to be thoughtful about nowadays.

How will current and future students experience Marketing & Sales specialization in the new curriculum?  In this episode together with Hongli Joosten-Ma, IB Principal Lecturer, and our recent graduate Nbeu Tadsse, Junior Online Marketer, we will question how robust IB curriculum is, explain how do we go about creating and updating a specialization like Marketing & Sales for applied curriculum; discuss what are some of the advantages for the future marketers taking this curriculum, etc.

What are things we should be observing and understanding when it comes to Marketing and Sales in times of this crisis? In this episode together with IB Lecturer Hans G. Hoekstra and our two final year IB graduates, Anastasiya Kartuzova and Andrew Overheid, we will start a discussion on innovation, new reality and new ways of doing business.

Good evening trIBe! Another good day to learn something new with Tribe Talks. Today we invited Corina Tabacaru to talk about the 4 P’s of m̶a̶r̶k̶e̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ well-being.

During the times of #remoteworking, what are the lessons we can learn from the ones who have been self-employed? Based on the research, the answer is in the 4P’s: dedicated place, intentional planning, clear purpose and people who give off more positive energy.

And we prepared a bonus strategy… which one? You will find out in today's episode!

Happy Monday trIBe! We hear you and this week we are discussing how we can adjust our study strategies during these unique times. Inspired by a recent research from the University of Michigan, we will talk about the following strategies:

1)Staying organized

2)Avoiding multitasking

3)Making the most of video lectures/online classes

4)Setting a schedule

5)Trading your strategies for new ones

6)Working with a group or a team

7)Staying connected to other people