Start-ups drive innovation. Start-up expert Martin Murmann from BFH Wirtschaft analyses why older founders often pursue more risk-taking ideas and why a diverse team can be crucial to success. In the latest episode, he offers a deep insight into the world of start-ups. It all usually starts with a groundbreaking idea, a high level of […]
On 1 September, Christian Geiger took up his professorship in Digital Government, Innovation and Transformation at Bern University of Applied Sciences. The long-standing Chief Digital Officer of the City of St. Gallen will be researching and teaching innovation in the public sector in future. In this interview, he talks about his experiences with organisational change […]
In times of rapid change and growing and more complex tasks, employees and companies alike are facing major challenges. Is the shortage of skilled labour fuelling the situation or is it even the solution? Our two guests talk about this in the latest episode. When we think of digital transformation, we often think of technology. […]
Will students have their theses written by AI in the future? How are universities dealing with this? And how does technology help lecturers with their teaching content? These are just a few of the questions addressed by the guests in the latest episode Since the Corona Pandemic, university teaching has changed rapidly. Distance learning and […]
The future of care seems bleak because more and more skilled workers are lacking. At the same time, our society is ageing and more and more people need to be cared for. Can robots help? And if so, at which activities is the limit? BFH researcher Stefan Rose examined this topic in a study with […]
Solving social problems that would otherwise fall through the cracks? More and more start-ups see this as an opportunity to implement their sustainable or social mission economically. This is also the case with our Bachelor student and founder Sandro Hertig. Together with our researcher Nadine Gurtner, he talks about social entrepreneurship. Some social needs are […]
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