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Die Bedeutung verhaltensorientierter Aspekte in der Controllingausbildung an deutschen Universitäten
Reimer, Marko; Orth, Mathias - In: Metrika 19 (2008) 2, pp. 185-205
There is an increasing attention to behavioral aspects in management accounting research. In a survey professors teaching management accounting at German universities were asked about the recognition of behavioral aspects in education today and the expected future development. Findings suggest...
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Planung und Unternehmenserfolg: Stylized Facts aus der empirischen Controllingforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum von 1990–2007
Weißenberger, Barbara; Löhr, Benjamin - In: Metrika 18 (2008) 4, pp. 335-363
The following paper analyzes the results of empirical controlling research in German-speaking countries from 1990 to … controlling research but may also serve as guidelines for implementing efficient as well as effective planning systems in business …
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CONCEPTUAL DELIMITATIONS OF CONTROLLING
Serban, Nedelcu - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) 2, pp. 586-590
Controlling" represents a new concept in the Romanian economic environement, being implemented successfully in very few … companies. Unlike the German space where controlling is very well represented both at a practical level and in the academia, in … Romania controlling can only be found at a practical level, and the specialized literature is restraint, almost absent. Since …
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Management control’s implications of the exploitation/exploration dilemma: empirical evidences from a fast-moving consumer goods company
Farjaudon, Anne-Laure; Soulerot, Marion - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2007
Exploiting existing resources or exploring new ones is an old dilemma. As exploitation consists in “the refinement and extension of existing competences, technologies and paradigms” (March, 1991, p. 85) and exploration means “experimentation with new alternatives” (March, 1991, p. 85),...
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Mobiles Internet in China: Chancen und Hemmnisse
Schmidkonz, Christian - In: Ifo Schnelldienst 53 (2000) 26-27, pp. 31-32
Die Volksrepublik China ist, nach den USA, der zweitgrößte Markt für Mobiltelefone. Bereits heute nutzen 59,3 Mill. Chinesen die Möglichkeit der mobilen Kommunikation, und jeden Monat wird die Nutzerzahl um etwa zwei Millionen steigen, so dass am Jahresende rund 70 Mill. Mobiltelefonnutzer...
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Ökonomische Schlussfolgerungen aus dem Ländervergleich von Regulierungsmodellen in der Telekommunikation
Schedl, Hans - In: Ifo Schnelldienst 53 (2000) 32-33, pp. 11-23
Der Ländervergleich zeigte, dass die Einführung und Stimulierung von Wettbewerb zu merkbaren Wohlfahrtsgewinnen in einzelnen Marktsegmenten - Fernverkehr und internationaler Verkehr - geführt hat. Erkennbar wurde auch, dass der Einsatz sektorspezifischer Regulierung tendenziell zu höheren...
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Demand-side Spillovers and Semi-collusion in the Mobile Communications Market
Foros, Øystein; Hansen, Bjørn; Sand, Jan - In: Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade 2 (2002) 3, pp. 259-278
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Markteintrittstiming von Telekommunikationsdiensteanbietern
Gerpott, Torsten; Jakopin, Nejc - In: Metrika 19 (2008) 1, pp. 7-37
Using data on 87 new product introductions (NPI) and foreign market entries (FME) of telecommunications service providers which were derived from a written survey of 42 key informants in Germany the present empirical study looks at the extent to which choices of market entry timing positions...
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A disruption analysis of mobile communication services using business ecosystem concept
Do, Thanh Van; Hallingby, Hanne Kristine; Khuong, Loc H.; … - In: International Journal of Services, Economics and Management 6 (2014) 3, pp. 248-262
Today's businesses are no longer arranged as a value chain but rather as a complex network of entities with intertwined relations. To identify disruptions it is hence more efficient to consider businesses as ecosystems. The mobile communication ecosystem which was until now quite healthy finds...
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Cell Phone Use in Social Settings : Preliminary results from a study in the United States and France
Isaac, Henri - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2004
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