Date of foundation: March 2017
Director: Gigi Timár
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Budapest LAB helps to spread entrepreneurial culture and the success of Hungarian SMEs by sharing knowledge, conducting its own and partnered research, training, and inspiration. Supporting the BBS in partnership with entrepreneurs’ strategic pillar, the workshop aims to become one of the most respected research, development, training, and knowledge service providers in Central Europe.
Date of foundation: November 2017
Director: Zsuzsanna Géring PhD
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FHERC explores the challenges and opportunities for the future of higher education through a wide range of participatory, national, and international research collaborations and innovative methodologies. It is committed to serving as a high-level research and knowledge-sharing workshop to help understand the challenges and opportunities for the future of higher education for the academic community, the business and corporate sector, higher education stakeholders, future students, and society as a whole.
Director: Zsuzsanna Győri PhD
The Centre of Excellence for Sustainability Impacts in Business and Society (CESIBUS), in line with the mission of the BBS, works to create and transfer knowledge on sustainability and responsibility, in the following fields:
· Conducting research in Hungary and internationally;
· Produce educational materials and implement educational activities;
· Collaborating with academic and corporate partners;
· Create, develop, and implement educational and training activities with partners in the field of research and education;
· Ensure visibility of the topic and the possibility of cooperation and joint work between researchers in the field at university level.
Director: Annamária Horváth PhD
Global value chains and supply chains are an integral part of our current economy. Their investigation reveal the global-scale division of work involving a lot of firms, carriers and other stakeholders. In this system, Hungary and Hungarian companies are also deeply embedded. In the past couple of years, it became evident that these global networks are under transformation because of technological developments and other megatrends. In order to ensure that we are up-to-date with the ongoing transformation of global value chains, and to help Hungarian companies benefit from these changes, it is essential to investigate the operation and structure of these networks, the supply chains, the governance practices and innovation processes together with their impact on the local economy and potential tasks for policy-making.
The Centre of Excellence for Future Value Chains (FVC) have been established to do research on global value chains and supply chains and on their future for the benefit of the Hungarian economy. The Centre involves researchers from all three faculties of BBS.
The combination of the macro- and micro aspects in the research approach will lead to a more complex understanding of these structures, because the international flow of products and services is the sum of the values added and the economic results in the various layers of global value chains.