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Project risk culture in micro- and small family-owned enterprises : a stakeholder perspective

Sadkowska, Joanna - In: Eurasian business perspectives : proceedings of the …, (pp. 115-128). 2020

Literature studies confirm that family-owned enterprises do pay attention to their stakeholders. This chapter explores the phenomenon of project risk culture in micro- and small businesses, which are owned by families. Special attention has been directed to the relationship between project risk...

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CEO succession in the Polish capital market in 2000-2015

Byrka-Kita, Katarzyna; Czerwiński, Mateusz; … - In: Efficiency in business and economics : proceedings from …, (pp. 39-56). 2018

structures of the enterprise. Based on such premises, in this article we analyze CEO succession in companies quoted on the Warsaw … be observed (213/258). It is worth adding that in the actual succession subgroup, supervisory boards prefer to appoint …

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The impact of continuity outlook and development activities on growth intentions

Joensuu-Salo, Sanna; Viljamaa, Anmari; Varamäki, Elina - In: Embracing diversity in organisations : 7th …, (pp. 388-399). 2019

Despite extensive research into succession planning, little is known about the impact of the continuity outlook of a … important variable explaining high growth intentions is exploration activity. Succession, co-owners continuing the firm and … or succession as continuity outlooks compared to closing down the firm or selling the firm outside the family. …

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Public participation in selection of the road construction by Analytic Hierarchy Process for supporting of CO2 emissions reduction : Maros-Watampone road case

Wahyuni, Any; Miyata, Yuzuru - 2013

Maros-Watampone road passes through a critical geometric conservation area where it is a barrier to the development improvement. Previous studies recommend that three proposed alternative constructions can be used: 1. Elevated Bridge, 2. Cut and Fill, 3. Tunnel system. The Government invited...

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Contribution to the methodology for determining the competitiveness of a domestic product (on example of geotextile)

Novak, Ivan - In: Embracing diversity in organisations : 7th …, (pp. 453-469). 2019

The idea of this paper is to align the business decision-making process with detected product competitiveness characteristics of the domestic company on the domestic market. For this paper was designed "proposal of the operational steps of a simple market and product research methodology", for...

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Collaboration patterns in the Dutch railway sector : using game concepts to compare different outcomes in a unique development case

Bekius, Femke; Meijer, Sebastiaan A.; Bruijn, Hans de - In: Research in transportation economics 69 (2018), pp. 360-368

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The critical analysis of profit for its allocation decision-making

Pakšiová, Renáta - In: Scientific Annals of Economics and Business 64 (2017), pp. 41-56

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Reasoning in the fuzzy front end of innovation : framing the product DNA

Haase, Louise Møler; Laursen, Linda Nhu - In: International journal of innovation management 22 (2018) 5, pp. 1840001-1-22

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The impact of visual performance management on decision-making in the entrepreneurial process

Aas, Tor Helge; Alaassar, Ahmad - In: International journal of innovation management 22 (2018) 5, pp. 1840002-1-14

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Decision support methodologies in public policy formulation : ERSA 54th Congress : Regional development & globalisation: best practices : Saint Petersburg, Russia, 26-29 August 201...

Borges, Monique; Castro, Eduardo Anselmo de; Marques, João - 2014

A decision problem is relatively complex and broadly involves two distinct moments, i) information gathering and ii) use of available information and decision-making. In the first case one can discuss the potential of rigorous methods (statistical analysis and modelling) commonly used to enable...

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