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How can supply management really improve performance? : a knowledge-based model of alignment capabilities

Handfield, Robert B.; Cousins, Paul D.; Lawson, Benn; … - In: The journal of supply chain management : a global … 51 (2015) 3, pp. 3-17

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Assessing the strategic relevance of organisational capabilities : evidence from Turkish hotels

Köseoglu, Mehmet Ali; Parnell, John A.; Topaloglu, Cafer - In: International journal of management and decision making … 12 (2012/13) 2, pp. 96-120

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The "fluid paradigm" : the impact of national culture on small business management

Degravel, Daniel; Wilkin, Christa L.; Zhou, Xianhong Iris - In: Journal for international business and entrepreneurship … 9 (2016) 1, pp. 62-87

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Influence of strategic physical resources on performance of small and medium manufacturing enterprises in Kenya

Murimi, Muturi Moses; Ombaka, Beatrice; Muchiri, Joseph - In: International Journal of Business and Economic Sciences … 12 (2019) 1, pp. 20-27

Purpose: This study sought to determine the influence of strategic physical resources on performance of small and … was conducted using descriptive statistics and regression analysis to conclude that physical resources have a significant … influence on performance of small and medium manufacturing enterprises in Kenya. Findings: Consequently the study recommended …

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Influence of strategic physical resources on performance of small and medium manufacturing enterprises in Kenya

Murimi, Muturi Moses; Ombaka, Beatrice; Muchiri, Joseph - In: International journal of business and economic sciences … 12 (2019) 1, pp. 20-27

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Interweaving of the sources and forms of a firm's competitive advantage: A critical review of the adequacy of existing schools of thought

Cater, Tomaz - In: Journal for East European Management Studies 10 (2005) 1, pp. 7-36

based on resources, capabilities and knowledge and the external school based on the industrial organisation. The relation …

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Identifying the Income-Poor: Some Controversies in India and Elsewhere

Subramanian, Sreenivasan - 2010

Conventional approaches to the measurement of income-poverty require the ability to identify the poor by reference to a specified poverty line. On the face of it, it may appear to be unproblematic to specify such a poverty line. There are, however, analytical and conceptual difficulties entailed...

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Exploring resources and capabilities factors among entrepreneurial ventures using DEMATEL approach

Dakare, Olamitunji; Adebiyi, Sulaimon Olanrewaju; … - In: International Journal of Management, Economics and … 8 (2019) 1, pp. 20-39

Resources and capabilities remain one of the most important factors that influence firms, more especially … conducive firm climate among entrepreneurial ventures can enhance other resources and capabilities factors which, in turn, will … under the three core dimensions, firm climate, managerial competence, market knowledge and technological capabilities and …

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Accounting for performance variation: How important are intangible resources?

Galbreath, Jeremy; Galvin, Peter - 2006

explaining variations in firm performance, even after accounting for the effects of tangible resources and industry structure …The primary mission of strategic management research is to explain variations in the performance of firms. As … researchers have sought to explain differentials in firm performance, they have looked to the factors that underlie competitive …

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Improving the impact of IT development projects: the Benefits Realization Capability Model

Ashurst, Colin; Doherty, Neil; Peppard, Joe - 2008

The return that organizations derive from investments in information systems and technologycontinues to disappoint. While there are many theoretical prescriptions as to how theplanned benefits from an IT project might best be realized, there is very little empiricalevidence, as to whether such...

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