...? Organizational culture Innovation Nudge Strategy Behavior theory Choice architecture Due to the dynamic nature of the global economy, rapid technological change, shifting customer demands, and market entry from unanticipated competitors, innovation has captured the attention of firms throughout...

...Hanan Al Mazrouei; Richard J. Pech Purpose – The purpose of this article is to explore the impact of organizational culture, adaptation, political environment and leadership for expatriate managers working in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Expatriate leaders on overseas assignment often attempt...

...Andrew Klein Purpose The purpose of this research study is to investigate the application of the resource‐based view to a construct of organizational culture, doing so in the context of the generic models of business strategy. Design/methodology/approach The original research...

... in the model account for 57 percent of innovation success and almost 50 percent of corporate success (see Figure 1). Innovation Leadership Core competences Market orientation Organizational culture It's going to be brutal. When I said a while back that the 1980s were going to be a white...

.... Innovation Organizational culture Christiane Prange can be contacted at: prange@em‐lyon.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Another variant of ambidexterity is borrowed from genetics where the formation of a new species has often been tied to the idea of a founder who...

... questions about traditional bureaucratic hierarchies, conventional models of leadership and innovation, and offers a fresh perspective on quality organizational innovation. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Innovation Decision making Organizational culture Intelligence How...

... skills and processes to solving organizational problems. Arts Organizational culture Creative thinking Training © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Picture the CEO of your company reading a poem to the senior management team as a stimulus to new ways of thinking. Imagine your...

... of “creative errors” and “tragic failures” might prove to be a successful off‐beat attempt at stimulating creativity and innovative behavior in enterprises. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Innovation Risk management Organizational culture Automotive industry Where specialists...

... Group Publishing Limited 2004 Acquisitions and mergers Organizational culture Studies by academics, consulting firms, and the business press confirm that mergers are just as likely to destroy as to create shareholder value. Despite this track record, merger activity may be poised...

... technology, Ericsson and Nokia already made the switch to digital technology in the early 1990s and took away Motorola’s lead in the wireless industry. Motorola has again fallen behind its competitors in the race for the latest generation of cell phones. Organizational culture Company performance...

... character of a great organization – which endures beyond the presence of individual leaders. Organizational culture Organizational policy Organizational development © MCB UP Limited 2003 ...