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– Thoughts on Strategy and Management

July 23, 2014
by Oliver
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Business model and strategy process

The employment of business models in strategy process has been featured in an article of the German Harvard Business Manager recently. The key question was: In which year did your organization discuss the business model as part of the strategy … Continue reading

December 28, 2012
by Oliver
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The characteristics of strategic decisions

In corporate practice it is possible to observe discussions concerning the nature of strategic decisions and strategic activities. In some case terms like “strategic” or “strategy” will be employed to emphasize the long term benefits (in detail) and / or … Continue reading

July 16, 2012
by Oliver
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The impact of cognitions on strategy formation

The financial turmoil and its different levels of regulatory gaps and organizational mismanagement have caused several questions regarding general management education, risk and profit orientation as well as personal and corporate ethics. In some discussions I have observed the opinion, … Continue reading

January 20, 2012
by Oliver
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Alterations of trust

In the relationship between the firm (or any other kind of organization) and the consumer we can distinguish three alterations of trust: calculus, institutional, and personal trust. This post will explain these three alterations.