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Browsing Publications Hosted at Saint Mary’s by Subject "Strategic planning"
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2014)Strategic planning is an important organizational event, yet there is little research on how individuals experience the process and how it impacts the community. This research examined a recent university strategic planning ...
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Evaluation of adaptation alternatives during the implentation of AMT in small-to medium-sized firms (Atlantic Schools of Business, 1998)Implementation is represented in the capital budgeting process as a solitary stage that begins after the decision to adopt and ends with the post-audit. For investments in advanced manufacturing technology, this belies the ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2012)This paper addresses the question of how managers understand the concept of ‘strategy-structure fit’. In a case-research design, 16 middle and top managers from four organizations were asked to identify, recount, and ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2010)Between the processes of strategic analysis and strategic implementation, are the critical but unstructured tasks of strategic alternative development and evaluation. This paper structures the process of creating alternative ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)This article addresses the quantitative limitations that arise from attempting to compare and assess business strategies prior to implementation. Recent advances in the strategic management literature have led to taxonomies ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2005)It is argued that textbook theory and “SWOT” Analysis pedagogy cannot be real-world relevant where they do not include application in the situational here-and-now. A situation analysis method for encouraging such critical ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 1998)This paper proposes an integration of institutional theory, which explains the pulls of strategic conformity, and the resource-based view of the firm, which identifies the importance of strategic nonconformity. It suggests ...
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