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Two Essays On Analytical Capabilities: Antecedents And Consequences, Rishikesh Jena
Two Essays On Analytical Capabilities: Antecedents And Consequences, Rishikesh Jena
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Although organizations are rapidly embracing business analytics (BA) to enhance organizational performance, only a small proportion have managed to build analytical capabilities. While BA continues to draw attention from academics and practitioners, theoretical understanding of antecedents and consequences of analytical capabilities remain limited and lack a systematic view. In order to address the research gap, the two essays investigate: (a) the impact of organization’s core information processing mechanisms and its impact on analytical capabilities, (b) the sequential approach to integration of IT-enabled business processes and its impact on analytical capabilities, and (c) network position and its impact on analytical capabilities. …
Shame And Authority: Tracing The Cultural Antecedents Of Internal Protocols In China, Jing Wang
Shame And Authority: Tracing The Cultural Antecedents Of Internal Protocols In China, Jing Wang
Faculty of Business - Papers (Archive)
Paper presented at the 8th Asia-Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference, 13-15 July 2016, Melbourne, Australia
The Structural Choice Of A Senior Marketing Executive In The Top Management Teams In Mncs In Usa, Uk And Germany: Antecedents And Impact On Firm Performance, Kurt John Gleichauf
The Structural Choice Of A Senior Marketing Executive In The Top Management Teams In Mncs In Usa, Uk And Germany: Antecedents And Impact On Firm Performance, Kurt John Gleichauf
Theses and Dissertations
The role of the Chief Marketing Officer (senior marketing executive) has received minimal attention in the literature. Only recently has academic research investigated the position of the senior marketing executive. This dissertation uses neo-institutional and contingency lenses to extend prior theory and add cross-national perspectives on marketing management structural choices. An analysis of secondary data sources is used to clarify the key antecedents involved in the organizational choice of a senior marketing executive as a structural response in both one-tier and two-tier board governance systems. Possible mechanisms for the hypothesized effects are presented. Further, gaps in the prior literature on …