WBS research found developers should adapt how exercise tracking apps present performance data to engage various groups in different ways.
The Warwick Entrepreneurship Network aims to connect Warwick alumni, students and staff with an interest in entrepreneurship, innovation and creativity in business.
Our objectives are to:
- Support those wanting to start a business, take one to the next level, or simply seek advice
- Share a wealth of knowledge, experience and resources with members, whatever their stage of business development
- Work closely with other Warwick entrepreneurial initiatives to open networks and share resources.
You can also explore our dedicated Entrepreneurship at WBS page to find a range of entrepreneurship related content including courses, news stories, videos and more.
Latest research news
Does AI really justify the hype? Warwick Business School faculty explore the potential benefits, threats, and limitations of emerging technologies.
The AI genie is out of the bottle and bosses must adapt, argues Ram Gopal, Head of the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology at WBS
To avoid the risks of artificial intelligence, we must understand them. But the technology can remain a force for a good, argues Shweta Singh.
Panellist ChatGPT tells conference that humans will lose the ability to think critically if they become dependent on AI.
The Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology, based at Warwick Business School, will trial AI chatbots as panellists at a two day fintech conference.
Shweta Singh reveals how she is developing a new AI tool called Responsible AI to sift out harmful content and keep children safe online.
Kalina Staykova and her colleagues used their studies of MobilePay to create a competition grid advising firms how to defeat multiple rivals online.
Anh Luong has researched the world of dating apps and discovered there are lessons on engagement that could be applied much more widely.