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Toyota’s Global Edge: Why It Stays Ahead of Rivals

Think back to the business world in the 1980s. Many business professionals and academics placed great emphasis on the organizational capabilities of Japanese firms, such as just-in-time (JIT), kaizen (continuous improvement), and keiretsu (longstanding supplier relations). In 1989,


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"Deskilling” Tech Levels the Job Market for Ride-Hail Drivers

For workers with limited skillsets, “deskilling” technology—like ride-hail driver navigation apps—can make job opportunities more accessible, according to research published in the Strategic Management Journal.

In a series of experiments conducte...


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Meet the 2025 Strategy Research Foundation Grant Recipients
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Best Practices in Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)

Release date: September 29, 2025

Speakers: Anne Jacqueminet, ESSEC Business School, Santi Furnari, Bayes Business School in London, and Thomas Greckhamer, Louisiana State University

Join the Research Methods Community Doctoral and Junior Consortium’s session on best practices in Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA). In this session, experts share insights on i...


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Moving from Purpose to Objectives to Performance: A Roadmap

Walk into any corporate boardroom and you’ll hear the same debate: How should we organize our management team to achieve multiple, often competing objectives? Should each manager own a single, clear goal—the CMO drives customer satisfaction, the COO focuses on efficiency, the CTO champions innovation? Or should all managers be collectively accountable for the entire portfolio...


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