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picture of the process by which relationship outcomes come about in interorganizational networks. <i>This paper was accepted …Past research has shown how outcomes in interorganizational relationships are influenced by the characteristics of the … perspective by positing that relationship outcomes are also influenced by social comparison processes involving perceptions of a …
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We investigate the epistemology of trust in social networks. We posit trust as a special epistemic state that depends on actors' beliefs about each others' beliefs as well as about states of the world. It offers new ideas and tools for representing the core elements of trust both within dyads...
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may have dysfunctional consequences even if decision makers do not process the information incorrectly. Using the results …This paper describes a phenomenon called "locally rational" decision-making, in which the mere presence of information … from an experiment conducted with a strategic market simulation game, we find that the accessibility of information results …
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Process reengineering advocates making radical changes in how processing systems are structured, such as moving away …
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framework is denoted by Y = F(C) where Y is the set of outcomes or consequences of a process, C is the set of considerations or … elements in the process, and F is the network linking the considerations to each other and to the outcomes. The properties of …A process is a time-dependent sequence of events governed by a process framework. A group process has five components …
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explanation of retention. <i>This paper was accepted by Bruno Cassiman, business strategy.</i> …
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This paper examines how the density and governance of vertically related populations affect the life chances of organizations. We integrate the literatures on organizational ecology and vertical integration to develop a theory of how (1) specialized upstream industries affect downstream survival...
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supervision will be more common when valuable resources are rare. <i>This paper was accepted by Bruno Cassiman, business strategy.</i> …
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likely to diversify in equilibrium, even though managers can exploit asymmetric information about their ability to raise … exploit asymmetric information about their own ability to time diversification decisions; yet, the discipline of markets … strategy.</i> …
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groups are based on 27 measured elements of corporate environment, corporate strategy, and formal and informal organization … heavily in innovation perform best financially. A smaller group of firms that are not innovative but which follow a strategy … of acquisition perform nearly as well financially. Firms focusing research resources on process innovation perform poorly …
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