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Managing multiple logics in partnerships for scaling social innovation
This paper examines institutional logics at the level of inter- and intra-organizational partnerships for scaling impact.
The role of spatial and non-spatial forms of proximity in knowledge transfer
This paper investigates the role that geographic proximity plays in relation to non-spatial proximity in the context of international university-industry knowledge transfer.
The effect of supply chain justice on suppliers' sustainability performance
The purpose of this paper is to explore the linkages between the characteristics of supplier-buyer relationships and the sustainability efforts of the supplier.
Double whammy - how ICT projects are fooled by randomness and screwed by political intent
The Iron Triangle formulates the holy trinity of objectives of project management – cost, schedule, and benefits.
Item-by-item sampling for promotional purposes
This paper presents a method for sampling items that are checked on a pass/fail basis, with a view to a claim being made about the success/failure rate for the purposes of promoting a company's product/service.
Development versus enactment: performance measurement systems in a multinational aircraft manufacturing firm
Performance measurement systems (PMS) research has received considerable attention in management accounting literature since the 1990s.