技术、可持续与人才培养：对全球管理学者的调查

Core Insights - The future of management is uncertain, with ongoing debates about whether it will focus on AI collaboration or sustainability as its core axis [1] - The platform "Management Horizons" aims to illuminate future management trends by integrating global academic insights and diverse cultural perspectives [1] Group 1: Research Findings - A survey titled "The Future of Management and Management of the Future" was conducted, gathering opinions from scholars and IACMR members on three core topics: technology, sustainability, and talent development [2] - Among 82 valid responses, a significant consensus emerged that AI will not replace human management roles, but will instead lead to transformative changes in management practices [2][4] - The concept of "cross-disciplinary integration" is seen as a key competitive advantage for business schools in the next decade, with nearly 80% of respondents supporting this view [5][7] Group 2: Sustainable Development - Business schools are encouraged to foster a culture of sustainability, integrating ESG principles into core curricula and collaborating with companies to address real-world sustainability challenges [8][10] - The emphasis is on creating a supportive environment for sustainable practices, ensuring that sustainability becomes a driving force rather than a hindrance to business growth [10] Group 3: Future Management Trends - The most frequently mentioned keyword predicting changes in management over the next decade is "disruption," primarily driven by AI [13] - There is a strong belief in the importance of "human-machine collaboration" rather than complete automation, highlighting the need for adaptability in management practices [13][14] - The future of management is expected to focus on sustainability across social, ethical, and environmental dimensions, with ESG principles playing a crucial role [14] Group 4: Challenges in Business Education - A common concern among respondents is the disconnect between business schools and practical applications, with calls for a shift towards integrating management knowledge with technological advancements [17] - The need for business schools to cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving skills, moving beyond traditional theoretical frameworks, is emphasized [17]