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The determinants of multiple forms of controls in foreign subsidiary manager evaluations

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Configuring subsidiary performance in ambidextrous networks : the role of top management team diversity and autonomy

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Improving Profitability with Customer-Centric Strategies : The Case of a Mobile Content Provider

Bonacchi, Massimiliano; Perego, Paolo - 2014

One of the major challenges that companies currently face is to become more customer-centric. There is limited evidence on how firms could accomplish such a strategy in a systematic and effective manner. This paper presents a case study of a fast-growing, multinational company that offers...

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Human Capital Measures, Strategy, and Performance : HR Managers’ Perceptions

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indicators). Findings – Our results confirm the following hypotheses: 1/ according to HR managers, the more advanced a company is … strategy, HR managers are interested in innovation indicators, while in those following a cost reduction strategy, HR managers … performance in HR managers’ opinion. It also shows that HR managers are conscious that HC measures should be aligned with strategy …

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The value relevance of accounting performance measures for quoted family firms : a study in the light of the alignment and entrenchment hypotheses

Basly, Sami; Saadi, Tayeb - In: European journal of family business 10 (2020) 2, pp. 6-23

Family business literature shows that family and nonfamily firms differ with respect to their financial reporting decisions. However, although the literature on financial reporting in fami - ly firms has developed over the last ten years, it is mostly oriented towards earnings management and...

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