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Strategy and Leadership Volume 29 Issue 4

Subject Areas: Strategy and Management
Publisher: MCB UP Ltd - Emerald Publishing
ISSN: 1087-8572
SJR: 48

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Maslow revisited: building the employee commitment pyramid

David L. Stum

2001 Strategy & Leadership

doi:10.1108/10878570110400053

Evolutions and revolutions in technology, globalization, business consolidation, and marketplace fragmentation have fundamentally changed the nature of organizations. Simultaneously, a workforce has emerged that is more educated, mobile, diverse, and discerning in work and life choices than ever...
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Do you have what it takes to be an e‐manager?

Jeanne G. Harris; David W. De Long; Anne Donnellon

2001 Strategy & Leadership

doi:10.1108/10878570110400062

What does it take for an executive to manage effectively in the new economy? While the explosion of Internet-centered business has produced an unrelenting focus on e-commerce strategies, new business models, and processes, surprisingly little attention has been paid to how e-business is changing...
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Excelling under pressure: increasing your energy for leadership and innovation in a world of stress, change and unprecedented opportunities

Robert K. Cooper

2001 Strategy & Leadership

doi:10.1108/EUM0000000005751

Leaders at all levels of an organization need vision, strategic focus, and a bias toward action. But to shine in today's complex and changing world, leaders also need new insights and skills that upend conventional thinking about how to increase energy and attentiveness in the face of ever-rising...
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Intellectual capital analysis as a strategic tool

Göran Roos; Alan Bainbridge; Kristine Jacobsen

2001 Strategy & Leadership

doi:10.1108/10878570110400116

The intellectual capital literature has concentrated on issues of defining, measuring, and reporting intellectual capital. The underlying thesis is that as the economy becomes more reliant on intellectual assets management and measurement processes need to focus more on these types of assets to...
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Getting the price right

Orit Gadiesh; Dan Haas; Geoffrey Cullinan

2001 Strategy & Leadership

doi:10.1108/10878570110400152

Increasingly, companies see mergers and acquisitions as a strategic tool and expect to benefit from synergies – improvements in competitiveness, customer value, or product innovation – that can be achieved by integrating two entities. This added complexity means executives have a more difficult...

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