Abstract Information systems (IS) are strategic in so far as they are used to realize strategic
intent. Yet, while much has been said about aligning IS functionality with the strategic intent …

The use of concepts is a vital part of the research process. Many researchers overexploit
popular concepts by adding more and more vague and poorly defined meanings to them …

This paper argues that organizational communication research, and in particular a
perspective that focuses on narrative, can contribute in important ways to understanding the …

Adopting a process perspective on entrepreneurship, captured by the notion of
“entrepreneuring,” the emerging practice-theory approach in the social sciences is proposed …

Strategy-as-practice and neo-institutionalism offer alternative approaches to studying
organizations. In this essay, we examine the foundational assumptions and methods of …

Using longitudinal qualitative and network data capturing five years of evolution of an
interorganizational network, this paper explores network orchestration–the process of …

Project portfolio management (PPM) bridges strategy and project management. Traditional
research in PPM has primarily investigated the rational, top-down and structural aspects of …

This study investigates how hotel managers describe strategy and identify key success
factors for its formulation and implementation. The study analyzes qualitative data collected …

We elaborate a theory of the foundations of a collective capability for compassion through a
detailed analysis of everyday practices in an organizational unit. Our induced theory of …

Organizational theorists built their knowledge of decision making through a progressive
critique of rational choice theory. Their positioning towards rationality, however, is at odds …