> Return to the #113 Newsletter Great books deserve a second life. As part of its long-term commitment to preserving intellectual and personal heritage, the Library curates Book Legacies—collections donated from personal libraries that are once again available to inspire learning and research. You can explore them on the Discovery page under Book List → Collection Legacies. At present, six collections are open to everyone, each reflecting the intellectual journey of…
Success Stories
Supporting Sexenios
> Return to the #112 Newsletter The IESE Business Library and the Research Area have achieved a collaborative success for research visibility. In support of the Sexenios evaluation process, both teams worked together to ensure that all faculty publications were successfully uploaded to the institutional repository, Dadun. This coordinated effort strengthened the visibility, accessibility, and long-term preservation of IESE’s research outputs. It reflects our shared commitment to academic excellence and to…
The New Library Chatbot Is Here!
> Return to the #111 Newsletter Looking for quick answers on business information, databases, or library services? Meet your new 24/7 assistant — designed to make learning and discovery easier than ever. Powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4o and securely hosted on Microsoft Azure, this smart tool delivers instant, accurate answers — anytime, anywhere. It connects you directly to the Library’s validated Business FAQs, ensuring reliable, up-to-date information in a natural, conversational way….
Business Libraries Benchmarking
> Return to the #110 Newsletter The latest results of the European Business School Librarians Group (EBSLG) Statistics Survey were presented at the EBSLG Joint Conference in Vienna, under the theme “Finding Possibility in Uncertainty: Libraries Embracing the Future.” The event took place at the WU Vienna University of Economics and Business from May 19 to 22, 2025, bringing together business school library directors from North America (ABLD), Asia-Pacific (APBSLG), South…
Fundamentos para una empresa humanista centrada en la persona
> Return to the #109 Newsletter The Spanish edition of The Humanistic Person-Centered Company by Professor Domènec Melé has just been launched, offering Spanish-speaking readers access to a timely and thought-provoking reflection on the role of human dignity in business. Fundamentos para una empresa humanista centrada en la persona: pensando en la compañía mercantil del futuro explores humanism not only as an ethical alternative to economism, but as a path to…