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Welcome to the Salford Business School blog, a place where business and the community meets academia.  It is a supportive environment of academic curiosity and exploration, which embraces innovation and business collaboration. Together we can exploit and explore new opportunities by delivering innovation through research and knowledge exchange.

We post items in three main categories: news, expert comment and our meet the expert series, through which we profile our expert voices within the School, plus collaborate with businesses on joint content, demonstrating how we work in partnership for success. Content also encompasses our growing portfolio of podcasts which includes:

Our industry partnerships and the excellent work at our Centre for Sustainable Innovation offers businesses the chance to access world-leading expertise from our impressive roster of academic colleagues. You can find out more about the Centre for Sustainable Innovation by clicking the button below.

If you have an idea for our blog, whether you’re a colleague, business or alumni, please email communications@salford.ac.uk in the first instance.

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Latest posts

  • Research explores the role of technology in tackling global supply chain disruptions

    Recently, the University of Salford’s Lecturer in Supply Chain, Procurement and Project Management, Dr Igho Ekiugbo, presented his latest research at the prestigious Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) 2026 International Conference, held at Stockholm School of Economics in Sweden. About Igho’s research Igho’s research centres on ‘the role of technological innovations in mitigating geopolitical…

  • Meet the expert: Dr Anisa Abdulfatah

    Meet Dr Anisa Abdulfatah, Researcher and impact evaluation expert here at Salford Business School. Anisa’s journey has been shaped by her curiosity around how research, policy and innovation programmes can generate meaningful social, organisational and economic changes.