Keyword: Turku School of Economics
Dissertation: the Significance of Supply Chain Management is Increasing among International Businesses
The results of Tomi Solakivi’s dissertation encourage businesses to carefully analyse the supply chain management decisions they make concerning, for example, outsourcing. “Although it is generally thought that outsourcing is good, it is best to consider the specific characteristics of the enterprise. More is not always better,” Solakivi says.
Dissertation: Strategic Changes in Finnish Basic Industry – Extensive Expertise and Foresight Skills Required from Management Accounting
Salla-Tuulia Siivonen’s dissertation in the field of Accounting and Finance suggests that strategic changes in basic industry enterprises are posing new challenges for their accounting departments. Accounting departments are now expected to produce calculations and forecasts that provide additional value.
Upcoming research project explores the formation of energy policy in the Russian Far North
A Multidisciplinary Game Research Network Was Established at the University of Turku
By Finnish standards the unique Up Your Game network will start it operations with a researching the use of games in the advancement of well-being and health.
Nearly 40 researchers and experts joined the Up Your Game research network within a few weeks. Jukka Vahlo and Jyrki Korkeila (in the photo) are two of them.
Successful 3E Conference
3E Conference 10 - 11 April, 2014
EU-Russia – what next?
New business development programme offers a unique learning experience in the Baltic countries
BDPro is a six-month programme focusing on promoting cross-border activity and developing new business opportunities and networks around and between north-west Russia, the Baltic countries and Scandinavia alongside its excellent executive education content.
BRE special issue on Belarus
Baltic Rim Economies review presents new fresh layout