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This 13th annual symposium at AoM showcases new intuition research pertinent to the development or training of intuition in different management contexts and organizational processes, as required by current and future workforce. It highlights the relevance of intuition in the digital age and suggests how digital technology can be used for its development. The contribution by Fellenhofer and Renold investigates how intuition could be trained in conjunction with analysis by means of digital tools, such as virtual reality. Sadler- Smith discusses different types of intuition likely to be required in the digital age and proposes type-specific training methods. Bas and Dörfler make a distinction between training needs for the sensing and sensemaking aspects of intuiting under uncertainty. Murayama et al. explain how Japanese companies develop their employees’ intuitive skills as part of the ‘souji’ management practice. Robinson proposes how to develop collective intuition through collective mindfulness utilizing ‘deep games.’ Dias et al. highlight factors pertinent to intuition training for social entrepreneurs who face tension between commercial and social considerations. Coleiro and Baldacchino outline a training program, tailored to specific needs of various entrepreneurs. Finally, Yeung and Sinclair propose how to use the focusing method to enhance intuitive decision making. How Can We Train Diverse Cognitive Skills of Tomorrow's Managers with new Technologies? Presenter: Katharina Fellnhofer; ETH Zurich, Harvard U. Presenter: Ursula Renold; ETH Zürich, D-MTEC Developing Intuition in the Digital Age Presenter: Eugene Sadler-Smith; U. of Surrey Developing Intuiting for the Conditions of Uncertainty Presenter: Alina Bas; U. of Strathclyde Business School Presenter: Viktor Dorfler; U. of Strathclyde Business School The Power of 'Souji' to Increase Intuitive Familiarity Presenter: Motomasa Murayama; Komazawa U., Japan Presenter: Izumi Mitsui; Sonoda Wemen's U. Presenter: Kazuhito Isomura; CHUO U. Understanding the Acquisition of Collective Mindfulness: The Implications for Intuition Training Presenter: Jennifer Llewellen Robinson; Henley Business School, U. of Reading Understanding Social Entrepreneurs' Obstacles to Applying Intuition Presenter: Suzi Elen Ferreira Dias; ESPM, Sao Paulo, Brazil Presenter: Edson Sadao Iizuka; Centro U. FEI Presenter: Marta Sinclair; Griffith U. A Training Programme for Entrepreneurial Intuition Presenter: Keith Coleiro; U. of Malta Presenter: Leonie Baldacchino; U. of Malta Training Intuitive Decision Making with Focusing Method Presenter: Nicole Yeung; Griffith Business School, Griffith U. Presenter: Marta Sinclair; Griffith U.
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