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- PIM Processes
- Jorij Abraham
- Primary Research: The Nature of Scrum Survey
- Dominik Maximini
- Evolving Organizational Mechanics: Harmonizing Event-Driven and Process-Centric Strategies for Resilience and Sustainability
- Massimo Mistretta
- The Importance of an Enterprise Information Management Strategy
- John Septer
- Coaching of Key Talents in Multinational Companies
- Raija Salomaa
- Integrated Network Planning: A Key Success Factor for Network Operators
- Lutz Fritzsche, Mathias Schweigel and Rong Zhao
- Mastering Titanic Challenges
- Dan Norenberg
- Joyson Electronics/Preh: Be Part of Something Big
- Jan Y. Yang, Lei Chen and Zheng Tang
- Creativity: Problem—Novel Solution—Communication
- Rupert A. Brandmeier and Florian Rupp
- Tools and Techniques
- Ondrej Zizlavsky and Eddie Fisher
- Research Model and Hypothesis Development
- Feifei Yang
- Business/IT Alignment
- Steven Haes and Wim Grembergen
- Making Sense of Organizational Change in Times of Dynamic Complexity: Change Managerialism and Reflexivity
- Alain Guiette and Koen Vandenbempt
- Transaction Interface: Organization, Process, and System
- Chihiro Suematsu
- Theoretical Foundations of ESG Strategy
- Jianrong Wang
- The “Initialisation” Phase
- Jürg Kuster, Eugen Huber, Robert Lippmann, Alphons Schmid, Emil Schneider, Urs Witschi and Roger Wüst
- Credit Data and Processing
- Colin Chen
- Can PSA Peugeot Citroën Succeed in China?
- Zhuomin Qin
- Operations
- Eric Viardot
- Case 6 The Trade Desk
- B. Rajesh Kumar
- Hiring Practices for Operations
- Gilad Issar and Liat Ramati Navon
- Innovative Leadership and Technology in Modern Business
- Klaus Kühnel
- A Reflection on the Ethos of the Era: Kautilya’s Aphorisms (Management in Arthashastra)
- N. K. Singh
- Productivity Change
- Kenneth Moore
- A Reference Framework for Network Design
- Thomas Friedli, Andreas Mundt and Stefan Thomas
- Planning for Control and Evaluation
- Erik Jannesson and Fredrik Nilsson
- Customer-Related Customer Success Management Activities
- Michael Kleinaltenkamp, Katharina Prohl-Schwenke and Laura Elgeti
- The Elements of Digital Transformation
- Xiaodong Ma
- What Is an Organizational Strategic Decision?
- Xiu-bao Yu
- Artificial Intelligence Applications for Producing Glycosylated Biopharmaceutical Drug Modalities
- Hans Henning Horsten
- Sales Channels and Sales Partners: Designing the Route to the Customer
- Christian Homburg, Heiko Schäfer and Janna Schneider
- Lean Management as Part of the Corporate Strategy
- Marc Helmold
- Fundamentals and Structure of Safety Management Systems in Aviation
- Roland Müller and Christopher Drax
- The Cloud in the Driver’s Seat
- Guido Reinking
- Culture Change Towards New Work Concepts
- Marc Helmold
- Employee Provident Funds’ Market Performance: The Case of Malaysia
- Mamunur Rashid and William Kong Choon San
- Issues and Challenges in Knowledge Management
- Sanjay Mohapatra, Arjun Agrawal and Anurag Satpathy
- Global Social Innovation Starts with European Digital Platforms
- Philipp Plugmann
- Developing Multi-Agent Systems for Autonomic Business
- Christos Voudouris
- Faircent™: Powering P2P Lending Revolution
- R. Srinivasan
- Attuning to Clients
- Sharda S. Nandram
- Acquisitions by Verizon
- B. Rajesh Kumar
- Mediation
- Stephan Proksch
- Supplier Management
- Ulrich Weigel and Marco Ruecker
- Negotiations as Integral Part of the Corporate Strategy
- Marc Helmold
- Why Resilient Firms Master Capability Management
- Eric Viardot
- An Innovation in Last-Mile Delivery
- Kok Choon Tan
- Elizabeth I of England: Managing a Team of Men
- Paul Vanderbroeck
- Invoice Automation: Increasing Efficiency in the Office at Satherm GmbH Using Artificial Intelligence
- Martin Danner, Björn Maurer, Svea Schuh, Tobias Greff and Dirk Werth
- Diagnosing the ‘Organizational Unconscious’
- N. K. Singh