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Cultural Contingencies on Performance: Empirical findings from business organizations in Sri Lanka, Australia and New Zealand - Couverture souple

Kumarasinghe, Sriya

 
9783847307396: Cultural Contingencies on Performance: Empirical findings from business organizations in Sri Lanka, Australia and New Zealand

Synopsis

Business organizations encounter considerable challenges in the face of rapid technological development and global economic changes. With fast diminishing resources, they continue to compete for an increased market share and improved financial performance. This book investigates how organizational performance can be enhanced by looking at empirical evidence from both the developing and developed countries. The studies in the book explore the influence of corporate culture, structure and strategy on organizational performance and investigate the influence of middle managers and collective leadership on performance outcomes in business organizations in Sri Lanka. It further explores the entry mode strategies and performance in Japanese subsidiaries in Australia and New Zealand, paying special attention to the contribution of their Japanese employees. Results from these three different empirical studies discuss possible implications for managers, policy makers and investors.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Business organizations encounter considerable challenges in the face of rapid technological development and global economic changes. With fast diminishing resources, they continue to compete for an increased market share and improved financial performance. This book investigates how organizational performance can be enhanced by looking at empirical evidence from both the developing and developed countries. The studies in the book explore the influence of corporate culture, structure and strategy on organizational performance and investigate the influence of middle managers and collective leadership on performance outcomes in business organizations in Sri Lanka. It further explores the entry mode strategies and performance in Japanese subsidiaries in Australia and New Zealand, paying special attention to the contribution of their Japanese employees. Results from these three different empirical studies discuss possible implications for managers, policy makers and investors.

Biographie de l'auteur

Sriya Kumarasinghe has career experiences in Sri Lanka, Japan, and New Zealand. Her articles on organizational behaviour, foreign direct investment, comparative economics, and performance have been published in scholarly journals. Currently, she is a lecturer at the Department of Accountancy and Finance at the University of Otago in New Zealand.

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