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Mijn naam is Hilda Lockhorn en ik ben geboren en getogen in Groningen. Afgelopen juli ben ik afgestudeerd voor de master IT-recht aan de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.

Het GDBC heeft de afgelopen twee jaren met twee bedrijven (uit Zuidlaren en Hoogeveen) samengewerkt om de digitale kennis bij MKB-bedrijven te vergroten: SLIM-mer MKB.

The thesis award is awarded annually. For the GDBC Digital Business Thesis Award of a specific year (e.g. 2022), the thesis must be completed in that year (2022) and defended in that year or in the beginning of the next year (2023). In principle, three theses are nominated. Subsequently, these three students are invited to present their work at the GDBC spring conference in September.

Benieuwd als partner waar er op dit moment binnen de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen allemaal aan gewerkt wordt als het gaat om innovatieve IT-projecten? Kom dan langs 23 maart!

Digital transformation is crucial for organizations to stay relevant, but the road toward employee IT satisfaction and a subsequent successful digital transformation differs for the type of organization in question. That is what Thijs Broekhuizen, Associate Professor of Innovation Management & Strategy and Khoi Nguyen, who recently obtained his PhD at the Faculty of Economics and Business, have found. In this article, Broekhuizen and Nguyen elaborate on the outcomes of their study in collaboration with Anton Dijkhuis, owner of IT’S Teamwork and the developer of the BusinessITScan.

During ESNS we organise a Co-Lab workshop on January 19 (10-12am) in Groningen Zernike Campus where as a single founder, founding team, or entrepreneurial minded student, you’ll get the tools and connections to find that new member of your dream team to help you reach the top!

In this last week before the Christmas break, Bas Baalmans, Nicolai Fabian, and Thijs Broekhuizen presented GDBC's book 'Digital Transformation: A Guide for Managers' to Jouke de Vries, the President of the Board of the University of Groningen.

One of the key objectives of the Groningen Digital Business Centre (GDBC) is to develop, share and transfer knowledge in the field of digital business and analytics. As such, the knowledge centre has made research in this field more accessible by publishing numerous papers on digital transformation since 2020 and making these widely available to the general public. The GDBC has now compiled these papers into a book: 'Digital Transformation: A Guide for Managers'. The PDF of the book is now available online.