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IBS – I Build a Startup Competition, Second round – One Pager

The second round of the first IBS I Build a Startup international startup competition ended 3 March with 16 submissions all together.

    IBS – I Build a Startup Competition, First round – Elevator Pitch

    The first round of the first IBS I Build a Startup international startup competition ended 9 December with 40 submissions all together.

      Farewell to the term “Advertising agency”

      Professor Bálint Nagy, Head of the Department of Marketing, on the future of advertising agencies

        Robots might take our jobs, but should we worry about that?

        According to an Oxford University study, 35% of jobs in the UK are at high risk of computerisation over the following 20 years. How will human workers be affected?

          To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others

          ‘Whether you are an educator, an art director or a project manager, you are in sales,’ argues Daniel Pink in his book.

            Dr. Tamás Ákos, the Deputy CEO of CIB Bank at IBS!

            Mr. Tamás Ákos, dr., the Deputy CEO of CIB Bank responsible for the retail operations of 1,100 people gave a lecture to our students.

              Who is Watson? IBS professor Bálint Nagy in Jazzy Radio

              Professor Bálint Nagy and Peter Benedek, Sales Leader of the South-East European region at IBM, were talking about a supercomputer, named Watson.

                Is there a new alternative to measure national progress?

                Our professor, Péter Bárczy, Head of Department of Economics talks about Social Progress Index, a new alternative to measure national progress.

                  No company can afford to forget about mobile as a communication channel

                  Guest lecturer Szabolcs Budaházy from Arworks talked about Augmented Reality within the MSc in Marketing Management programme.

                    Thomas Piketty rejects Legion d'honneur

                    France's celebrity economist and best-selling author, Thomas Piketty refused to accept the country's highest state award, the Legion of Honor.

                      Home country bias in consumers’ retailer preference formation in Hungary

                      The role of cognitive, affective and normative influences, by Edina Láng and Dr. László Láng.

                        Exclusive interview with Elek Straub, DayOne Venture Capital Fund, on startups

                        Elek Straub, Managing Partner and Chairman of the Board of Day One Capital gave us an interview.

                          From the world of pyjama and cold coffee to co-working lab, startup and further...

                          Bence Bogár was the initiator to set up a program within KIBU to help start-ups.

                            Are men and women equal?

                            The latest Global Gender Gap Report, 2014 has been published.

                              How was life in 1820?

                              How was life in 1820, and how has it improved since then? What are the long-term trends in global well-being?

                                Two must-read articles concerning Muslims in Europe by IBS professor, Dániel Vékony

                                Dániel Vékony is a professor at IBS Department of Economics and Finance and has published several papers and articles about Muslims in Europe.

                                  New book by Henry Kissinger

                                  Are you interested in International Affairs? Dr. Judit Kiss, the head of the Department of International Studies at IBS would like to bring your attention to a new publication that should not be missed.

                                    The River Symposium on Art Ecopower and Liberation of Energy

                                    The River Symposium on Art, Ecopower and the Liberation of Energy considers the political, social and ecological proportions of the river.

                                      Can Scotland put a price on independence?

                                      Today a referendum will take place in Scotland addressing 4.3 million electors whether Scotland should be an independent country.

                                        How nuclear energy is seen and communicated

                                        Gábor Sarlós, lecturer at the Department of Marketing has talked about his PhD studies concerning communication of serious issues.