Titlebook: Strategic Decisions; Vassilis Papadakis,Patrick Barwise Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Top Management.conflict.de

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Good and Bad Conflict in Strategic Decision Making Because of its complexity and ambiguity, the strategic decision making process often involves conflict. The problem with this is that, while conflict can enhance decision quality, it can also impede consensus and affective acceptance, giving the appearance that conflict is simultaneously both helpf

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Diversity, Eccentricity, and Devil’s Advocacyent that diversity may have contradictory effects on the quality of group decision making and propose that benefiting from diversity requires appreciating the value of eccentricity in organizations. Next, I will present arguments for the use of conflict to enable a group to benefit from its own inte

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Timing and Intuition in Strategic Decision Makingiterature concerned with SDM pace. We discuss the importance of timing in strategic processes in general, and as an illustrative case, we discuss the timing of market entry. We then discuss the managerial and organizational characteristics that affect the timing of SDM. Our focus is on growth orient

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Strategic Investment Decisions and Short-Termism: Germany Versus Britainndly by summarizing the results of a program of research on 51 strategic investment decisions (SIDs) by automotive component manufacturers in the two countries. Specific formal strategic and financial appraisal techniques, and subsequent control approaches, are analyzed and confirm the longer-term s

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Strategic Decisions and Corporate Governance in Japan of the Japanese context is the style of corporate governance. There are three types of listed company: namely, independent, ., and . companies. Following a brief description of the research approach and the discussion of the types of corporate governance in Japan, the strategic decision processes i

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Successful and Unsuccessful Tactics in Decision Makinge of these tactics were found to be far more successful than others. Failure stemmed from imposing ideas, adopting ideas after a limited search, and using position power to implement plans. Managers were more likely to succeed when objectives were set and the need for action made clear at the outset