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Building a case against strategic equifinality: Hybrid ideal type service organizations in a developing country
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2014) 52 (6): 1174–1193.
Published: 08 July 2014
... is implicit in configurational theories because these theories identify multiple ideal types of organizations that maximize fit and effectiveness (Doty et al., 1993). Equifinality is best explained in the words of Katz and Kahn (1978) who wrote that “a system can reach the same final state (e.g...
