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A model of organizational innovation implementation effectiveness in small to medium firms

Sawang, Sukanlaya; Unsworth, Kerrie L. - 2011

The present study aims to validate the current best-practice model of implementation effectiveness in small and mid … extended this work by highlighting the importance of human resources in implementation effectiveness and the consequences of … to implementation effectiveness. Furthermore, organizations that perceived a high level of benefits from implemented …

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An improved method to identify critical processes

Huxley, Craig - 2003

Nearly 70% of process improvement projects are failing to provide the expected benefits (Grant 2002). The cost of process improvement projects can be quite substantial and the number of these projects occurring within organisations continues to increase. John Thorp (1998) describes an...

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An exploratory study of innovation effectiveness measurement between Australian and Thai SMEs

Sawang, Sukanlaya; Unsworth, Kerrie L.; Sorbello, Tamma M. - 2006

The advantages of using a balanced approach to measurement of overall organisational performance are well-known. We examined the effects of a balanced approach in the more specific domain of measuring innovation effectiveness in 144 small to medium sized companies in Australia and Thailand. We...

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Supermodular mechanism design

Laurent A. Mathevet - Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin - 2010

supermodular implementation in environments with general preferences. …

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Local content development in the Nigerian oil and gas industry : why it is not succeeding? / C.O. Obi

Obi, Chuka Obinna - 2008

industrial development. This research identifies reasons for the ineffective implementation of the Nigerian content policy and … implementation and particular attention is paid to specific factors that enhance participation of local firms in the oil and gas …

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The balanced scorecard as performance measurement and personal development tool in a steel organisation / André van Staden.

Van Staden, André - 2009

personal development tool (main objective);• determine if there is a difference between the effective implementation of theBSC …• determine if there is a difference between the effective implementation of theBSC as a performance management and personal …

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An Exploratory Study of Innovation Effectiveness Measurement in Australian and Thai SMEs

Sawang, Sukanlaya; Unsworth, Kerrie L.; Sorbello, Tamma M. - 2007

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Challenges and resolutions in the implementation of the decision support system for accessible transport

Cheung, Raymond; Joneja, Ajay; Lee, Chung-Yee; Yuen, Atom - 2010

challenges in the implementation of information systems in order to have an effective and efficient use of IT. Many theoretical … decision support; however, real?world implementation still face many obstacles, for instance, handling dynamic changes at run … are trying to implementation similar decision support systems for transportation services. …

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Networks as Public Infrastructure: Externalities, Efficiency, and Implementation

Haller, Hans - Department of Economics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute … - 2013

First a non-cooperative model of network formation is investigated where link formation is one-sided and information flow is two-way. For that model, the relationship between different notions of efficient networks is studied: Pareto optimal networks on the one hand and welfare maximizing...

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Implementation in Mixed Nash Equilibrium

Mezzetti, Claudio; Renou, Ludovic - Department of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics - 2012

We study the gains from trade in a model with endogenously variable markups. We show that the pro-competitive gains from trade are large if the economy is characterized by (i) extensive misallocation, i.e., large ineciencies associated with markups, and (ii) a weak pattern of cross-country...

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