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Hardly any other management concept is as overused as strategy, yet at the same time hardly any othe...
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Hardly any other management concept is as overused as strategy, yet at the same time hardly any other concept is as vaguely defined. As a means of escaping the conceptual jumble, this monograph suggests a systems-theoretical definition which makes it possible to sort out the various threads of the strategy discussion. Strategies are ';search programs' used for finding the means to achieve previously defined goals. With these, we let classical ideas about strategy confront modern organizational theory, and demonstrate how strategy development in organizations can look beyond purpose-rational constraints.
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Developing Strategies
Author
Stefan Kuhl
Language
English
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Binding
E-book - Adobe ePub DRM
Date of issue
2017
Number of pages
84
EAN
9780999147931
Libristo code
39850208
Publishers
Organizational Dialogue Press
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