D-MTEC Media Update – Crisis affects creativity in companies

D-MTEC experts engage with issues that affect society, the economy and business. The D-MTEC Media Update provides links to recent articles, interviews and commentaries. Creativity in companies can suffer as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. Brainstorming via Zoom doesn’t work as well as when people sit together. This means that a clear distinction must be made between meetings dealing with strategic and operational issues, says Georg von Krogh, Professor of Strategic Management and Innovation.

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In strategic meetings – for example, those devoted to developing a new service – it is important to meet physically to stimulate creativity. Operational meetings, on the other hand, should continue to take place virtually, says Professor von Krogh. Image: Shutterstock/Viktoria Kurpas.

Crisis affects creativity in companies

Georg von Krogh | Chair of Strategic Management and Innovation

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The D-MTEC Media Update provides links to reports, interviews, and commentaries featuring department members and departmental affiliates. Access to some of the articles may be restricted to paying customers of the media company through which they appear. Some links may have expired.

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