Managing strategically in an interconnected world
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Managing strategically in an interconnected world
（The strategic management series）
J. Wiley, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Managing Strategically in an Interconnected World Business is now at a new frontier as managers face an increasingly interdependent and interconnected world. Sparked by the technological revolution and globalization of business, an exceedingly complex and challenging competitive landscape has been created which has been referred to as the 'third industrial revolution'. Firms face significant uncertainty, ambiguity and an increasing number of strategic discontinuities in this hyper-competitive world. The key to survival for the modern business manager is strategic flexibility. This strategic flexibility will require innovation, speed and the use of information and knowledge. Only then can managers consistently find new methods of achieving competitive advantage. The editors have selected contributions that address two major themes of this new business environment and the means of managing strategically within it. Part I: Interconnected World: The Global Environment, Uncertainty and Knowledge Development looks at the rapid and largely unpredictable changes that occur, exemplified by the recent economic shocks in Asia and Russia and the political changes in Eastern Europe. Chapters in this section range from a focus on the central European banking system (of vital importance in the forthcoming changes in the EU to a single currency), to the executive strategic orientations in Chinese state-owned enterprises and managerial strategies of western companies in Asia. Further chapters explain the development and sharing of knowledge to build strategic flexibility. They explore how firms learn and thereby develop dynamic capabilities and core competencies. Part II: Interconnected Firms: The Role of Cooperation, Trust, Governance and Technology begins by examining how cooperative strategies have become a significant strategic tool in recent years, but why there is still a high failure rate of strategic alliances (the most common form of cooperation). The development of collaborative know-how is explored as well as the entrepreneurial opportunities that can be created by alliances to increase resources and develop new capabilities. Developing these new capabilities requires that firms have the necessary absorptive capacity and build trust with their partners. Even with trust, higher risk collaborative ventures, particularly between international partners, require governance. Trust in and governance of interorganizational partnerships within several different international contexts including Europe, Asia and North America is also explored. Thus, Managing Strategically in an Interconnected World addresses a number of critical issues to successfully navigate in the new frontier and build sustainable competitive advantages.
目次
The New Frontier (M. Hitt, et al.).
INTERCONNECTED WORLD: THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT, UNCERTAINLY, AND KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT.
Competitive Policy Shocks and Strategic Management (P. Ghemawat, et al.).
Firms' Strategies and National Institutional Environments (J. Bensedrine & H. Kobayashi).
Perceiving Environmental Change and Strategic Uncertainty in the Central European Banking Industry (W. Hegarty & L. Tihanyi).
Decision Processes and Uncertainty: Corporate Strategy in China (S. Fowler & M. Lord).
Strategic Orientations of Chief Executives in State-Owned Enterprises in Transition (C. Lau).
The Role of the International Corporations in Cross-Border Knowledge Transfer in the Semiconductor Industry (P. Almeida, et al.).
Strategic Interaction, Knowledge Sourcing and Knowledge Creation in Foreign Environments-An Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment in R&D by Multinational Companies (W. Kuemmerle).
Controlling Unique Knowledge Development as the Basis of Sustained High Performance (W. Bogner & P. Bansal).
INTERCONNECTED FIRMS: THE ROLE OF COOPERATION, TRUST AND GOVERNANCE.
Goverance of Interorganizational Partnerships: A Comparison of US, European and Japanese Alliances in the Pharmaceutical Industry (P. Bierly & E. Kessler).
Strategic Alliance Formation and Market Evaluation: Effects of Parent Firm's Governance Structure (R. Hoskisson, et al.).
Corporate Boards' Line of Reasoning-Comparison Between Corporate Governance in Poland and Sweden (J. Dzialo, et al.).
Successful Technology-Based Strategic Alliances: An Entrepreneurial Perspective (G. Meyer & S. Alvarez).
Strategic Alliances and Blocks: Cooperative Behavior as a Driving Force for Their Evolution (A. Arino & C. Garcia-Pont).
The Virtual Organization: A Special Mode of Strong Interorganizational Cooperation (J. van Aken, et al.).
How Firms Can Benefit from Collaborating within R&D Consortia (C. Mothe & B. Quelin).
Acquiring Partners' Capabilities: Outcomes of Scale and Link Alliances Between Competitors (P. Dussauge, et al.).
Relative Absorptive Capacity, Trust, and Interorganizational Learning in International Joint Ventures (P. Lane, et al.).
Understanding Trust to Build Strong Relationships in Organizations (C. Portales, et al.).
Value Appropriation in an Interconnected World (C. Park).
Index.
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