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How  can anyone without skills in visualization create attractive and insightful visuals for social media? In the guest lecture taking place on 27.04.2017 at 10.00 at the University of St. Gallen room 20-007, I will provide an overview of visualization tools and techniques for non-experts: .

The presentation for HSG exchange students traveling to the Asia Pacific is available at this link: http://prezi.com/_1yxwb6lr9da/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

For students of the University of St. Gallen, I can offer thesis supervision for the following topics: Digital knowledge mapping tools (for facilitating meetings in organizations) Pinterest for collaborative creativity Visual methods for social entrepreneurs Intercultural and cross-cultural communication (India, Asia, Latin America) Visual leadership/career development with visual methods

The Univesity of St. Gallen just published in the news an article about ym Field Trip to India course which took place last November. “How can intercultural communication be learnt? Sabrina Bresciani is convinced that it’s best to do so on site. The Assistant Professor of Digital Communication at the University of St.Gallen spent aContinue reading “How can intercultural communication be learnt? on site!”

I find the Atlas of Economic Complexity very impressive and certainly worth exploring. Developed by the Center for International Development of Harvard University, the interactive Atlas application allows to explore import and export data of all counties on earth. Even more impressive, by clicking the “product feasibility” button, you get a chart with maps whichContinue reading “The Harvard Atlas of Economic Complexity and the Decade of India”

Lisa Charlotte Rost plotted the same data using 24 different visualization tools: you can read about her experience and suggestions in her excellent article with insightful figures.  

Our article “Facilitating Culturally Diverse Groups with Visual Templates in Collaborative Systems: Increasing Structuration to Improve Precision” is published  in Cross Cultural & Strategic Management (previously: Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal) Vol. 24 Iss: 1. Abstract: Purpose – The use of visual templates has proven instrumental in supporting group meetings. This study explores whetherContinue reading “Facilitating Culturally Diverse Groups with Visual Templates in Collaborative Systems: Increasing Structuration to Improve Precision”

You can read my article on the HSG Focus magazine