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5.7 E-BUSINESS

E-business has become less fashionable since the dot-com crash. Nevertheless, many entrepreneurial ideas and marketing initiatives require e-business skills and the three fields are becoming increasingly aligned within some business schools. This is certainly the case at MIT which headed this specialisation by some way, followed by Stanford Business School, Wharton, Harvard and Carnegie-Mellon. In the top ten featured schools, INSEAD, RSM and IE appear from outside North America. Other European schools which feature include; IMD, HEC and Tanaka Business School.

Source: QS TopMBA.com International Recruiter Survey 2007

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