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The learning organisation and market orientation : a study of export companies in the NetherlandsBreman, Paul January 1998 (has links)
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An investigation into the impact of information technology on business performanceFan, W. F. January 1989 (has links)
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A contingency-based investigation of quality strategy from a strategic marketing perspectiveMorgan, Neil A. January 1995 (has links)
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Foundations for a sociological business performance paradigm based upon the fundamental reliance on and awareness of cultural imperativesMarshall, Henry Samuel 17 February 2005 (has links)
This thesis develops the theoretical foundation of the strategic-culture paradigm. This model focuses attention upon culture and appeals to the profit requisite associated with commercial activities, and is an integrator of business / domestic cultural expectations. I describe culture as an organizational attribute integral to behavior and strategy which represents a potentially powerful resource facilitating operational effectiveness, sustained competitive advantage, and increased business social accountability. This explanation relies upon conceptualizing culture at both the national and company level, and then explicating the dependent interplay between these realms. Specifically, I submit that corporations who establish and continually adapt their culture with the aim of striving to maintain a fit with the domestic context are more inclined to realize opportunities, attract customers, and endure unanticipated business environmental pressures. Using information collected on Nucor Steel and Southwest Airlines, I provide a preliminary assessment of the virtues of the strategic-culture model as it relates to explaining these firms and their operations.
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Foundations for a sociological business performance paradigm based upon the fundamental reliance on and awareness of cultural imperativesMarshall, Henry Samuel 17 February 2005 (has links)
This thesis develops the theoretical foundation of the strategic-culture paradigm. This model focuses attention upon culture and appeals to the profit requisite associated with commercial activities, and is an integrator of business / domestic cultural expectations. I describe culture as an organizational attribute integral to behavior and strategy which represents a potentially powerful resource facilitating operational effectiveness, sustained competitive advantage, and increased business social accountability. This explanation relies upon conceptualizing culture at both the national and company level, and then explicating the dependent interplay between these realms. Specifically, I submit that corporations who establish and continually adapt their culture with the aim of striving to maintain a fit with the domestic context are more inclined to realize opportunities, attract customers, and endure unanticipated business environmental pressures. Using information collected on Nucor Steel and Southwest Airlines, I provide a preliminary assessment of the virtues of the strategic-culture model as it relates to explaining these firms and their operations.
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Does Trust Improve Business Performance?Sako, Mari 18 July 2002 (has links)
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Empirical study of quality management practices in selected UK hotelsHarrington, Denis January 1997 (has links)
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The effectiveness of joint consultation and organisational outcomes : a study of joint labour committees in BahrainAl-Khalifa, Mohamed Khalifa January 1999 (has links)
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Mangement control systems and management accounting varieties : in search of prevalent practices and superior performance in Greek firmsAngelakis, George January 2009 (has links)
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The predictors of business performance in the investment management industryMgxaji, Bongekile January 2015 (has links)
Thesis (M.M. (Strategic Marketing))--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, Graduate School of Business Administration, 2015 / This study aimed to investigate the influence of internal marketing, relationship quality and continuity as predictors of business performance in the investment management industry in South Africa.
The tested relationships produced satisfactory results consistent with how they were hypothesised. Specifically, it appears that internal marketing has a positive impact on business performance. These results will have a beneficial outcome on investment management companies and may prompt them to align business strategies to focus more on internal customers which the employees. Relationship quality has a positive effect on business performance and seems to have an encouraging effect on their relationships that are long-term orientated. However, what is evident is that through the alignment of business strategies, it would be advised that investment management companies focus on the quality of relationships that they have with their clients, as this has a favourable result as indicated by the findings of the study. Finally, relationship continuity has a good impact, but there is no significant influence on business performance as indicated by the findings.
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