Digital transformation is reshaping the way businesses operate, bringing new efficiencies, opportunities and challenges. At the College of Business, preparing students for this shift means equipping them with the skills to understand business processes, leverage data and make informed decisions in an increasingly technology-driven world. Continue Reading
The pace of digital transformation continues to accelerate, reshaping industries, workplaces and the way people learn. We asked three professors to share their perspectives on how digital transformation is changing education and the industries they serve. Continue Reading
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries — and business education is no exception. College of Business faculty are finding innovative ways to integrate AI into their classrooms, helping students develop the skills they’ll need to thrive in a changing workforce. Continue Reading
Digital transformation is reshaping industries—and the College of Business is committed to preparing students for this new reality. But we need your insights to ensure we’re staying ahead of the curve. Continue Reading
Welcome to the latest issue of Innovating Business, in which we focus on how the College of Business and Bellevue University prepare students to be entrepreneurs, whether it’s through the courses we teach, the experience we share or the ideas we nurture. Continue Reading
As one of the longest serving members of the College of Business Advisory Board, Wendy Wiseman has seen firsthand for 10 years how the college – and Bellevue University as a whole – operates as an entrepreneurial organization. Continue Reading
We asked a three College of Business professors about their experience as business owners and how that entrepreneurial spirit carries over into the classroom and benefits students. The roundtable consisted of Associate Professor Randa Zalman, Assistant Professor Joe Kirby and Professor Anthony Clarke. Continue Reading
College of Business faculty inherently weave lessons about entrepreneurship into their courses, no matter what the degree program. It’s endemic to the college and the faculty’s professional experience. But, for those students who want an even deeper dive into the topic, the college offers a concentration in entrepreneurship at both the bachelor’s- and master’s-degree levels. Continue Reading
