Search Results - subject:"Resource‐based theory"

The development and use of strategic resources

Hitt, Michael A. (contributor) - In: Dynamic strategic resources : development, diffusion …, (pp. 1-14). 1999

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Why resources matter : an empirical study of the influence of knowledge-based resources on new market entry

Marsh, Sarah J.; Ranft, Annette L. - In: Dynamic strategic resources : development, diffusion …, (pp. 43-66). 1999

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The relative contributions of inimitable, non-transferable and non-substitutable resources to profitability and market performance

Durand, Rodolphe - In: Dynamic strategic resources : development, diffusion …, (pp. 67-95). 1999

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Different industries and different customer values require different resources : towards the marriage of strategic positioning theory and the resource-based view of the firm

Wilson, Jonathan - In: Dynamic strategic resources : development, diffusion …, (pp. 129-164). 1999

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Resource-based theory and international growth strategies: an exploratory study

Andersen, Otto; Suat Kheam, Low - In: International Business Review 7 (1998) 2, pp. 163-184

diversification strategy literature. This paper examines to what extent the resource-based theory can be used to predict other growth … strategies than diversification. Based on an exploratory study from an export growth strategy context, the resource-based theory …

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Organisational performance and information technology infrastructure: a resource based perspective

Siong, Neo Boon; Soh, Christina - In: International Journal of Business Performance Management 1 (1998) 1, pp. 28-46

The value of IT infrastructure is examined from the perspective of the resource-based view of the firm. We identify three types of IT infrastructure assets: physical, human and organisational and hypothesise that high performing firms will have greater levels of human and organisational IT...

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