Posted by: Ankit Jhaveri on June 30, 2017
by Charles Cohick and Ankit Jhaveri Rapid growth of technology development has disrupted how conventional and traditional businesses function globally. During a week in London with Professor Nir Vaulkin and Dr Maria Nikolou from University of Oxford, we connected with several individuals who are transforming the financial services industry in London. The idea was to understand […]
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Posted by: Gillian Benjamin on June 19, 2017
A group of 2016-17 Oxford MBAs go on the annual Africa Trek. This year’s destination: Nairobi and Kigali. Part 2: Rwanda A city in transition: the above image shows the recently built CBD which has sprung up in the past decade, while the image below shows the areas hugging the CBD. Rwanda is a small […]
Read more Posted by: Gillian Benjamin on June 19, 2017
A group of 2016-17 Oxford MBAs go on the annual Africa Trek. This year’s destination: Nairobi and Kigali. Part 1: Nairobi A man pushes his bicycle through Toi Market, a thriving second-hand clothing market in Nairobi that stretches multiple blocks, eventually ending in Kibera slum. In April 2017 17 MBA’s spent an unforgettable two weeks […]
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Posted by: Erika Uyen Ramirez on June 7, 2017
There are very few moments in an Oxford MBA life when you can ask kids to explain things like sub-fusc, matriculation and Michaelmas. Communications is the tool that allows strategies and plans to be implemented and spread across the corporations. How do global headquarters communicate the strategy to country offices? How does the CEO communicate […]
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Posted by: Arvind Jayakumar on March 15, 2017
I decided to come to Oxford Saïd because I was sold the vision of doing an MBA in a School embedded inside a great University. And, respecting one of the great traditions of Oxford, namely the Socratic Method, I will try to investigate whether this preliminary vision agreed with the physical reality. At a systemic […]
Read more Posted by: Erika Uyen Ramirez on February 9, 2017
I think most of us frequently find ourselves thinking too much. Well… being at an MBA program, we better spend a lot of our time thinking, indeed. But that is not the kind of “thinking” I’m talking about. I am talking about when we keep an idea running around in our minds for too long, […]
Read more Posted by: Ankit Jhaveri on December 20, 2016
7. Smart cars to identify reckless driving trends Problem: Reckless road driving is one of the highest reasons for accidents and deaths on roads today. IoT based solution: Identification of reckless drivers and driving patterns can improve road safety to prevent fatal accidents. Reckless drivers could range from distracted driving, rash driving to driving under […]
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Posted by: Rebecca Wardell on December 16, 2016
Dear Mum, I am so so sorry, I’ve sat down so many times to write, actually that’s not entirely true – I’ve thought about sitting down to write so many times! But I can’t even begin to describe how busy the term ended up being – far more so than I ever imagined! A few […]
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The third week of September was an interesting week to be in Barcelona for anyone with the slightest inclination towards connected technology as Barcelona hosted the IoT World Congress 2016. IoT or Internet of Things is a buzzword thrown around frequently, but few truly comprehend the underlying impact and the potential it holds for the […]
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Posted by: Candice Mudrick on November 30, 2016
When I first heard that one of the modules for our MBA would focus on the future of work, I couldn’t have been more excited. I’ve always loved science fiction, and as technology has progressively made our wildest sci-fi dreams come true (sans flying car), it’s been incredibly entertaining to predict what might be around […]
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