A call is being made for written contributions from business organisations to a groundbreaking book on innovative ways to do business.
The Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands, in collaborations with the Aarhus Business School, Denmark, is to produce an edited volume highlighting 15 management models from around the globe.
Under the working title Management Models for the Future the study will present examples of how companies have successfully iimplemented and/or are implementing different management models.
’Companies distinguish themselves in the market place through deploying innovative business models that add value. We want to capture those models that will lead business in the future’, said Jan Jonker, Associate Professor & Research fellow at the Radboud University, Nijmegen, NL.
Business organisations interested in contributing to this book are invited to contact Michel van Pijkeren, editorial assistant, mailto:mvanpijkeren@wanadoo.nl, before June 15, 2006. They will receive a detailed outline of the book so as to enable them to decide whether they wish to commit to the project.
Yours sincerely,
Jan Jonker and Jacob Eskildsen
Nijmegen School of Management and Aarhus Business School
Seeking management models for the future
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