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Date | 01 May 2016 |
DOI | http://doi.org/10.1002/jsc.2028 |
Published date | 01 May 2016 |
Strategic Change: Briengs in Entrepreneurial Finance
Strat. Change 25 (2016) CONTENTS
Third Special Issue on New Strategies for Innovative Performance
Volume 25 Number 3 May 2016
223 From the Perspective of Capability: Identifying Six Roles for a Successful Strategic
Foresight Process
Anne Maertins
Six roles for successful strategic foresight are deduced based on the social practice approach.
239 The Collision of Indeterminate Environments and Porter’s Forces: Uncertainty Fields and Their
Impact on Entrepreneurial Alertness
David Guggenheim
In order to identify new product/market opportunities, the elds of entrepreneurship and strategy are brought
closer together with a reconceptualization of Porter’s forces as data-driven components of market and industry
uncertainty.
259 A Regulated Approach of Managing Complex Projects in Strategic Planning and Risk Control
Walter Amedzro St-Hilaire
Various components of complex project planning can be identied in light of dierent contributions of theory
in applied economics.
269 Risk Planning, Takeover, and Stabilizing Performance in Transition Economies
Walter Amedzro St-Hilaire
e tunneling eect of multicriteria analysis is highly signicant for all shades of capital.
285 Challenges to the Development of Strategic Procurement: A Meta-Analysis of Organizations
in the Public and Private Sectors
Gareth R.T. White, Scott Partt, Chris Lee, and Rachel Mason-Jones
Enabling the development of strategic procurement has long been recognized as contributing to an eective
organization, but companies in both the public and private sector still seem to nd it challenging, and there
appears to be a systemic Cycle of Impotence.
299 Investigating Organizational Transformation in Automotive Supply Chains: A Case Study on
B2B and Extranet
Ozlem Bak
Success and failure of e-business-enabled transformation in the automotive supply chains can depend on the
individual e-business application and show variations in the same organization.
315 Developing Entrepreneurial Resilience in the UK Tourism Sector
James M. Crick and Dave Crick
Resilience toward social as well as business costs is important in decision-making for owners of lifestyle-oriented
rms.
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