Announcements, events and awards of ÆVRI.
A US Bureau of Economic Analysis study compares worker and employer surveys on AI use. Places and industries with more AI use show stronger output growth, but the authors say cause is hard to prove.
In October and November, ÆVRI invites research on how engineering teams create, lose and shift value. Practitioners are welcome, and no degree is required.
The first joint Value Management Conference and SAVE International Value Summit invites abstracts by 30 October 2026. It will be held in Munich on 11-12 May 2027.
The 12th International Workshop on Efficiency in Education, Health and other Public Services meets in Dublin on 15-16 October 2026. It looks at how to measure what public services really deliver.
Public Money & Management invites papers on how public services create social, economic and ecological value for citizens. Research articles are due on 1 December 2026.
The 9th Global Conference on Creating Value runs on 10-12 December 2026 at Doshisha University in Kyoto. Its theme is how to turn multi-stakeholder value into something that can be measured.
A little story about what truly matters, by Victor Bolshakov with illustrations by Kristina Bolshakova, now in Learn for Kids in 20 languages.
Eight new works by Victor Bolshakov show managers, product and engineering leaders how to reason about value and anti-value in everyday decisions.
Artificial intelligence weakens the link between labour and value on which taxation, welfare and GDP were built. This paper asks whether a state can instead be governed by sensing and rebalancing value flows across society. It sets out a value-flow theory of …
New research, the most valued work and news of ÆVRI in September 2026.
A system-level way for leaders, HR and strategy researchers to reason about employee-related value. The work models employees as participants in interacting value systems, shows how value flows turn into anti-value, and explains why the same employee practice…
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