Chance to hear Professor Andrew Van de Ven at London Business School
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AIM at the Academy of Management, Montreal, August 2010  ... read more...

AIM Targeted Initiative Fellow Professor Mary Rose and colleague Professor Sarah Jack at the Lancaster University Management School have secured funding for Associate Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Dr Mark Freel, Mark R. Bruneau Fellow ... read more...

New AIM Working Papers... read more...

Emerging Landscape: An Exploratory Study of Management of University Knowledge Transfer Office in the UK... read more...

Over 200 delegates enjoyed an excellent evening event organised by AIM in collaboration with CMI and IBC on the key current topic of employee engagement. They enjoyed the observations of a panel consisting of Robin Field-Smith, David MacLeod and John... read more...

Supporting Innovation in the 21st Century... read more...

Lean in the Total Place; 21st May; Warwick Business School... read more...

Academic Researchers' Engagement With Practice; 11th - 12th February; Alma Graduate School 
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Call for papers Special Issue on Operations Management in the Public Sector... read more...

Edited by Annabelle Gawer, Imperial College Business School... read more...

Innovation for Inclusive Growth... read more...

TUM-Research Excellence Award in Innovation & Leadership 2010 of the Peter Pribilla Foundation... read more...

Stefan Stern discusses AIM Research programme in the Financial Times... read more...

Discontinuous Innovation Lab: the latest workshop... read more...

AIM Collaborations - The Institute of Customer Services... read more...

Social Science Week 2010... read more...

Learn to Think Like an Expert Management Researcher - New AIM Webpages www.aimexpertresearcher.org... read more...

We thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the British Academy of Management Conference, held this year in Brighton, particularly the opportunity to meet lots of new and old AIM faces and discuss our latest projects. However if you were unable to attend th... read more...

In the wake of the economic crisis the importance of effective risk management has never been clearer - not just in finance but also in government and the the public sector. AIM Senior Fellow Professor Julian Birkinshaw and colleague Huw Jenkins from... read more...

History shows that the boundaries of innovation are constantly changing. It also suggests that those UK organisations that are able to successfully monitor, acknowledge and... read more...

Robin Wensley spoke at Bradford University Management School where he questionedHarvard's 'Delicate Experiment' and whether Business Schools are fit for the 21stCentury?'... read more...

The Innovation and Productivity Grand Challenge (IPGC) is a major research project which has been funded by the two UK research funders - the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Council - since 2006.... read more...

Innovation is an organisational imperative. Despite the many interesting and challenging possibilities for change, however, the realities of resource commitment - where pursuing one avenue often closes another - mean that organisations cannot afford ... read more...

On 8th and 9th July, Dr David Tyfield presented the work of AIM project 'China-EU Low Carbon Innovation Networks' at the INNO-Views policy workshop on 'Emerging Economies (BRIC countries) and Innovation: Implications for innovation policies in Europe... read more...

The 2010 week runs from the 12th - 20th March and it is important that AIM continues to have a high profile during the week. We have run a number of hugely successful events in the 2009 Festival and we hope to at least match if not better the impress... read more...

The AIM Toolkit is a new section of the website, put together to help you assess your business's overall performance as well as capabilities in specific areas such as preparedness to innovate. All of the tools on this page have been kindly donated by... read more...

Britain in 2009 offers an insight into the state of the country today. The magazine deals with articles from top academics and journalists covering a wide range of themes... read more...

The motorsport industry is a significant part of the UK economy. According to industry estimates approximately 4,500 companies are involved in the UK Motorsport and Performance Engineering Industry and its wide-ranging support activities. The industr... read more...

Innovation Fellow Dr Luciana D'Adderio has published a chapter in the new book "Organizational Routines: Empirical Advances" edited by M.Becker and L. Lazaric and published by Edward Elgar. The book contains chapters by some of the key contributors t... read more...

The idea for this research grew from observations in the business press. The press is replete with stories suggesting that the way firms develop business models (that interact with and shape markets) is likely to affect their ability to compete inter... read more...

The British Academy of Management are pleased to announce their new website. On the website you will find a host of interesting and refreshing ideas on workshops to research methods and career development to online resources.... read more...

Professor Robin Wensley, comments, "I am delighted to welcome the new cohort of mid‐career researchers to their AIM Fellowships. They are an outstanding group who I am sure will undertake individually and ... read more...

In times of recession and job uncertainty, it is more important than ever that each one of us can prove their worth to our employer. Whether we like it or not, it is survival of the brightest, and team members that can match earning potential with cr... read more...

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is committed to increasing its engagement with the business community. The overarching purpose of this project is to contribute to the ESRC's and the management academic community's better understanding... read more...

In 2010, a special issue on pricing and revenue models within the new service economy will be guest edited by Prof Irene Ng of the University of Exeter. We would like to invite leading scientists, researchers and practitioners to submit papers, case ... read more...