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  • 8 - Emerging Business Models

  • Peter Lorange
  • Book:
    The Business School of the Future
    Published online:
    18 November 2019
    Print publication:
    21 November 2019, pp 125-139

  • Summary

    This chapter discusses in detail what might be key features of a so-called network-organized business school verse a more traditionally organized one. These particularly key features of the networked school are discussed in detail: the critical importance of trust among members of a network, that cooperate and compete among network members typically might be the norm, and that creativity tends to flourish in such network-orientated groups. These examples of such network-orientated educational institutions are then discussed in terms of approaches, experiences (pluses and minuses), as well as outlooks: the Lorange Institute of Business, SHARE, and the Lorange Network.