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Learning from Northern European companies – green and sustainable management
1 July 2021 — In this interview with Forbes Korea, Reddal Senior Client Director Dr. Per Stenius discusses the development of sustainable management in Korean companies, drawing on learnings from the Nordic countries.
Reddal Talks: Strategy, honestly! Ep. 0 Introduction to the series
28 June 2021 — In our "Strategy, honestly!" video podcast series we discuss some of the common strategy tools and methodologies, in an honest way. Episode 0 provides an introduction to where this series started.
Corporate digital strategy as a compass to navigate through digitization
10 March 2021 — Consolidating Reddal’s learnings from digitization from the past year, this article shares insights on best practices to form a digital strategy. It offers a strengthened strategy building approach with an emphasis on understanding both the future and the company itself.
Corporate culture and learnings from Nordic companies
4 February 2021 — In this interview with Forbes Korea, Reddal Senior Client Director Dr. Per Stenius, shares four key enablers of cultivating a work culture based on Nordic values, drawing implications for Korean businesses and government organizations.
The new high - the role of technology development
2 December 2020 — In this IRAMOT 2020 keynote speech Reddal client director Dr. Per Stenius discusses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic globally on innovation, economy and the political landscape.
Ingen bryr sig om de finska bolagen (Nobody cares about Finnish companies)
4 November 2020 — In this interview with Forum business magazine, Reddal client director Per Stenius compares South Korea and Finland, and how in these countries the emphasis on business growth and renewal differs.
Business in Europe for Korean companies: mid-pandemic opportunities
12 October 2020 — COVID-19 is accelerating socio-economic structural changes, supported by policies of European and Korean governments. However, given the magnitude of economic challenges, government actions are not enough.
What is next for Korea after initial success in containing COVID-19 crisis
11 August 2020 — In this article, we analyze the success of Korean government’s immediate responses and make recommendations for Korean companies to leverage the crisis as an opportunity and fully utilize their potential.