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the complexity stemming from interactions among components of a system. For this reason NK models have been applied in … complexity. However, the paper suggests that NK suffers from un-necessary limitations and difficulties due to its peculiar …
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A common organizational response to the recognition of complexity is the consolidation of collaborative work forms. In …
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A common organizational response to the recognition of complexity is the consolidation of collaborative work forms. In …
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proposed, informally, that the complexity of a successful business strategy can deter imitation of the strategy. This paper … explores this proposition rigorously. A simple model is developed that parametrizes the two aspects of strategic complexity …: the number of elements in a strategy and the interactions among those elements. The model excludes conventional resource …
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the complexity stemming from interactions among components of a system. For this reason NK models have been applied in … complexity. However, the paper suggests that NK suffers from un-necessary limitations and difficulties due to its peculiar …
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constraints. Moreover, projects must cope with an ever-growing complexity. Risks have then increased in number and criticality … project risk interactions are not properly considered. Project interdependent risks are indeed often managed as if they were … independent. We thus propose an interactions-based clustering methodology with associated tools and algorithms. Our objective is …
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or misperceive interactions. This paper studies formally the consequences of misperceiving interaction effects between … substitutes. As a result, firms should optimally invest more to gather information about interactions among complementary … activities---e.g., concerning network effects---than about interactions among substitute activities. Similarly, the use of …
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