Henry Stewart DAM conferences

“Business school professors need to ‘get real’ more often. Publishing work “…read only by a limited number of scholars…[with] often…little to no value to practicing mangers and leaders” won’t maintain our status and pay (J. Byrne in Poets & Quants, 2014). The Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions is an antidote we need.”

"I was pleased to see that the new journal is aimed at managers in the field to better understand the benefits of supply chain management thinking. The journal is focused on delivering these developing best practices to practicing managers.   There is a vast gulf between academic’s theory and managerial practice [and] your journal should be a timely addition."

“I find the content of Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning to be up to date, easy to follow, and applicable to the professional in the field, the student in the class, and the academic.  This journal offers a mix of articles from many disciplines in a manner that allows the professional to utilise the data immediately. I have personally used material from this journal on multiple occasions, both in my academic and professional endeavours.”