Minor corrections - hurrah
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Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Thursday, 13 November 2008
Student to student presentation
Knowledge transfer - what is it? HaiYan has been researching this in Chinese mergers and acquisitions, and been in the OUBS for a year on loan from Peking University. She presented some of her work to us this morning. First she defined knowledge transfer (Cutler 1989) then explained some models such as
Who came?
We had a good turn out with three students from each of the first, second and third year PhDs plus a fourth year and an MRes student.
Some of us know about knowledge transfer, some of us are researching M&A and some of us are more experienced with statistics. So HaiYan was able to take away some of our thoughts and advice. For example, how to layout some of the questions on her survey, or who to contact in the OU on statistics.
And we finished with a scrumptious leaving cake for her.
- Shannons
- Szulanski 1996
- Jeffrey & Teng 2003 and Grant 1996
Who came?
We had a good turn out with three students from each of the first, second and third year PhDs plus a fourth year and an MRes student.
Some of us know about knowledge transfer, some of us are researching M&A and some of us are more experienced with statistics. So HaiYan was able to take away some of our thoughts and advice. For example, how to layout some of the questions on her survey, or who to contact in the OU on statistics.
And we finished with a scrumptious leaving cake for her.
Labels:
acquisitions,
cake,
Chinese,
knowledge transfer,
mergers
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