Publish at October 01 2020 Updated March 20 2024
Building a business takes time and planning. For some years now, however, there has been an event encouraging individuals to develop an idea for a new company in less than a weekend. These competitions, organized even virtually, generate a great deal of enthusiasm. Could management science faculties learn from them?
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