Innovation, at both the product and the organizational level, is a necessity and no longer a luxury. This becomes a matter of survival.

Public organizations and private companies are all looking for new business models, says Professor Marc Vermeulen.

In this column, Jo Caris wonders why care providers are not allowed to work together. There are plenty of wonderful examples of cooperation and competition. 

Successful cooperation in real estate requires more than being a skillful client and there is much to be won in the field of professional contracting.

TIAS-alumnus Dorine Peters-van Dommelen is interim director real estate at mental healh services organization Emergis and she works in a network organization of housing corporation, council and healthcare. 

Pascal Piepers of Hollander Barendrecht BV has been nominated for the title Logistics Manager of the Year and the TIAS-alumnus says the way to get better products into the shops faster, is by truly working together.

Radenka Vukovic examined changes within the Corporate Service as a result of co-operation between the three public services.

More & more companies practice sustainable procurement, says Bart Vos, NEVI professor of Purchasing Management at UvT.

It’s not always true what many studies conclude that the more alliances a company forms, the better it becomes at them.

Building on organizational learning theory, this study examines whether firms learn to manage alliance portfolio diversity.

Sandra Schruijer answers the question: which psychological aspects are involved when companies proceed to work together?