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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.

Take a look around and explore the content from Salford Business School.

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News

Your one-stop-shop for the latest news from Salford Business School. Including deep dives into what we’ve been up to lately to create opportunities for our students and for the wider Salford community.

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Expert Commentary

In the world of business, things are constantly changing. Our expert academics explain and give their views on the latest hot topics from the worlds of law, business, HR, finance, retail and much more.

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Meet the Expert

Ever wondered who the team behind Salford Business School really are? Hear from our academics on their fields of expertise, and how they could help your business.

Latest posts

  • Why organisational perspectives on the future matter

    Management and organisational research are becoming increasingly future-focussed (Wickert, 2025). This is not because scholars are trying to predict what comes next, but because futures are organised. They are imagined, debated, foreclosed and realised through the everyday work of organisations, institutions and the communities that constitute them. Futures do not simply arrive; they are in…

  • Meet the expert: Dr Kate Han 

    Meet Dr Kate Han, Lecturer in Information System and Digital Business here at Salford Business School. From completing her PhD followed by a research fellowship, she acquired a keen interest in researching data science, automation, scheduling, and transportation simulation and optimisation.