50 research outputs found
Beyond Adaptation-Selection Research: Organizing Self-Renewal in Co-Evolving Environments
Special Research Symposium
BEYOND ADAPTATION VS. SELECTION RESEARCH:
ORGANIZING SELF-RENEWAL IN CO-EVOLVING
ENVIRONMENTS
Guest Editors
Arie Y. Lewin and Henk W. Volberd
We All Know How, Don’t We? On the Role of Scrum in IT-Offshoring
Part 2: Creating Value through Software DevelopmentInternational audienceOffshoring in the IT-industry involves dual interactions between a mother company and an external supplier, often viewed with an implicit perspective from the mother company. This article review general off shoring and IT offshoring literature, focusing on the proliferation of a globally available set of routines; Scrum and Agile. Two cases are studied; a small company and short process and a large mother company with a long process. The interactions of the set ups shows that global concepts like Scrum and Agile are far from a common platform. The “well known” concepts are locally shaped and the enterprises have mixed experiences
Strategic leaders or strategic groups: A longitudinal data envelopment analysis of the U.S. brewing industry
European Journal of Operational Research803619-638EJOR
The role of corporate offshoring strategy on offshoring exploitation and exploration decisions for firm innovation
A Study on the Analysis of Operational Efficiency of University Business Incubator in Korea
Assessing the Impact of DMAIC-Knowledge Management Methodology on Six Sigma Projects: An Evaluation through Participant’s Perception
Regularities in the E. coli promoters composition in connection with the DNA strands interaction and promoter activity
The energy of interaction between DNA strands in promoters is of great functional importance. Visualization of the energy of DNA strands distribution in promoter sequences was achieved. The separation of promoters in groups by their energetic properties enables evaluation of the dependence of promoter strength on the energetic properties. The analysis of groups (clusters) of promoters distributed by the energy of DNA strands interaction in −55, −35, −10 and +6 sequences indicates their connection with the transcriptional activity