... Organizational culture plays a central role when dealing with the issue of digital business transformation (DBT). Managers handling a DBT and involved in digital strateging are expected to modify the organizational culture of firms to make it more fitting with the paradigm of digital economy and having more...

..., the ways in which these routines and patterns, rites and rituals, which are embedded in the respondents’ everyday routines indicate organizational expectations and norms (Deal and Kennedy, 2000 ; Scott, 2007). While the literature on organizational culture is important, this is not the main focus...

... of competitive aggressiveness. Furthermore, the analysis suggests that organizational artifacts facilitate the development of EO and support organizational culture. Specifically, the organizational artifacts of having an ESOP, a flat hierarchy, inter‐unit coordination, and customer communication facilitated EO...

... as well as workplace diversity (Mitroff and Denton, 1999). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Religion Organizational culture Small enterprises To begin an investigation into how small business leaders' religiosity is related to organizational outcomes, this exploratory study...

...' intention to adopt a marketing approach. Research limitations/implications The research stresses that a wide gap exists between academic researchers' and entrepreneurs' conceptions of marketing. The existence of a proper organizational culture can foster the diffusion of a marketing approach among firms...

... and an individual needs analyses are accomplished and the EE is formed. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Product development Learning Entrepreneurialism Organizational culture Skills An entrepreneur is defined by Sinclair (1999) as, “the owner or manager of a business enterprise who, by risk...