The Innovating Organization

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Andrew M Pettigrew, Evelyn M Fenton
SAGE, Sep 5, 2000 - Business & Economics - 335 pages
The Innovating Organization is a systematic, empirical study of the change in forms from traditional multi-divisional hierarchies to flatter, less rigid networks.

The rich array of data generated by the eight current international case studies provides fresh insights into the network organization, and suggests new methodologies for organizational research. Coopers & Lybrand, BP, Unilever, Rabobank and Saab are amongst the companies surveyed.

 

Contents

Theoretical Perspectives on New Forms of Organizing
1
Beyond the Global Matrix towards the Network
117
The Emergence and Development of Internal Networks
144
Shared Leadership and the Rise of
178
New Forms of Organizing through Human Resource
208
Integrating the Teambased Structure in the Business
236
Initial Steps on the Path towards New Forms
256
Complexities and Dualities in Innovative Forms
279
References
301
Index
323
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Andrew Pettigew is Professor of Strategy & Organization and Evelyn Fenton is a Senior Research Fellow, both at the Warwick Business School, University of Warwick. The team of contributors are from top European business schools and have been collaborating on this project for four years. CONTRIBUTORS′ AFFILIATIONS: Leona Achtenhagen St.Gallen University Frans A J van den Bosch Erasmus University Tomas Mullern Jonkoping International Business School Javier Quintinalla IESE, Barcelona Johannes Ruegg-Sturm St.Gallen University Winfried Ruigrok St.Gallen University Carlos Sanchez-Runde IESE, Barcelona Mathias Wagner St.Gallen University Raymond van Wijk Erasmus University

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