Changing Competency Requirement of Management Graduates in the 21st Century Business Environment

The Nonfunctional Requirement for the 21st Century

IN THE LAST decades of the 20th century, software became deeply ingrained in a wide range of human activities. The growing ubiquity of complex software systems led to both software security and software safety failures, which in due course led to the need for software engineering researchers and practitioners to address both security and safety during the development of large-scale software sys...

Business Demography in the 21st Century

Murdock and Swanson (2008) observe that applied demography is evolving as the 21st century unfolds and that data bases, substantive issues and methodological approaches seldom considered just a few years ago have become mainstream concerns in the field. Making up applied demography are two subsets: (1) public sector demography; and (2) business demography. Swanson and Pol (2008) argue that alth...

Management Accounting Education for the 21st Century Firms

Management accounting has become a subject of hot debates over the last four decades and has undergone a major transformation. It is argued that traditional management accounting roles have either disappeared or been changed. The debate is based on the belief that roles of ‘Management Accountants’ require new forms of education and training,  with more emphasis on the practicality of the subjec...

O2- Gifted Identification in the 21st Century

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The Challenges of Cognitive Neuroscience in the 21st Century