"I was pleased to see that the new journal is aimed at managers in the field to better understand the benefits of supply chain management thinking. The journal is focused on delivering these developing best practices to practicing managers. There is a vast gulf between academic’s theory and managerial practice [and] your journal should be a timely addition."
"Corporate Real Estate Journal is a definitive source for the latest research-based thinking and knowledge in corporate real estate. Everyone wanting to keep up with the latest thinking needs to include this journal within their regular learning."
"One of the few places where professional practice and academic pursuit come together to produce meaningful urban regeneration dialogue and analysis."
"Journal of Digital Media Management provides a vital professional resource that accomplishes three important objectives for the field of digital asset management: a peer-reviewed publication, a history of best practices, and a practical source of learning for anyone with responsibility for organising and sharing content."
"Corporate Real Estate Journal is a valuable source for sharing best practices that are successfully employed by real estate leaders."
“Corporate Real Estate Journal looks at serious issues both global and local that impacts or may impact our industry at a level of detail that provokes questions and debate with its readers.”
"The journal has interesting and thought provoking articles covering a wide range of topics. The articles are written by highly competent participants from the industry that can give a good insight in to its various areas."
"Time is a very precious commodity to all industry practitioners in operations and making time in a busy schedule to attend seminars and market events is extremely difficult. This journal brings thought-provoking articles and peer opinions to your desk and enables the time-constrained practitioner to gain an insight into market issues covering a wide range of topics. There are only a few journals with an operational focus; being peer reviewed ensures it has relevance and worth reading."
“Business school professors need to ‘get real’ more often. Publishing work “…read only by a limited number of scholars…[with] often…little to no value to practicing mangers and leaders” won’t maintain our status and pay (J. Byrne in Poets & Quants, 2014). The Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions is an antidote we need.”
