Maritime@TSE research platform at Turku School of Economics hosted another industry-academia event on 28th Feb 2024. The theme for the event was maritime green growth and how to evaluate related opportunities and bottlenecks by combining perspectives, for example, from economics discipline with industry insights on decarbonization
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This fall, the Disruption Lab, in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), host a series of networking events for researchers at the University of Turku. Each of the three events covers a topical theme namely generative AI, sustainable business, and data-driven business.
Turku School of Economics (TSE) at the University of Turku has launched a two-year research project aimed at developing green transportation concepts to support the green transition. In the GreenConnect project, potential emission reduction measures in door-to-door transports, including maritime transportation, are examined, carbon dioxide emission calculation models and accuracy are improved, and business potential for green competitive advantage is investigated.
Turku School of Economics at the University of Turku is investing increasingly and more systematically in business research building further understanding of the maritime sector’s change dynamics and producing knowledge to support companies' business strategies. From this autumn, Turku School of Economics will strengthen the field through the Maritime@TSE research platform.
A newly published research article explores the use of data in innovation for established industrial business-to-business (B2B) companies. The study analyzes the innovation capabilities of six industrial companies in utilizing their own and shared data.
