Minerals, metals and energy commodities are far more important to the Australian economy than they are to most other advanced economies. This study investigated the type of culture, and its link to financial performance, in organisations that deliver engineering projects in the resources and energy sector. The research used an existing organisational culture model to assess and describe the values, shared beliefs and management practices of these firms. The main contribution of this research is that it reveals a certain type of culture that exists in a unique organisational type in a notable and unanticipated phase in the Australian economic cycle
Company success or failure is often attributed to organisational culture. Embodied in the values, no...
Organisational culture involves cognition, affect and behaviour and reflects customary thinking, fee...
The impact of organisational culture on business performance has been much researched (e.g. Kotter a...
This study uses the Organizational Culture Profile of OReilly et al. (1991), as adapted by Windsor a...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Using the competing values framework (CVF) as an organizational culture lens, this study analyses cu...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
This study developed a path model to examine the impact of the perceived organisational support and ...
Organisation culture is increasingly seen as important in sustaining the competitive position of org...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Organisation culture is increasingly seen as important in sustaining the competitive position of org...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Company success or failure is often attributed to organisational culture. Embodied in the values, no...
Company success or failure is often attributed to organisational culture. Embodied in the values, no...
Organisational culture involves cognition, affect and behaviour and reflects customary thinking, fee...
The impact of organisational culture on business performance has been much researched (e.g. Kotter a...
This study uses the Organizational Culture Profile of OReilly et al. (1991), as adapted by Windsor a...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Using the competing values framework (CVF) as an organizational culture lens, this study analyses cu...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
Innovation has become the backbone of organisations in today's increasingly changing environment. Re...
This study developed a path model to examine the impact of the perceived organisational support and ...
Organisation culture is increasingly seen as important in sustaining the competitive position of org...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Organisation culture is increasingly seen as important in sustaining the competitive position of org...
To operate successfully, a commercial organisation must satisfy the ever-changing demands of its cli...
Company success or failure is often attributed to organisational culture. Embodied in the values, no...
Company success or failure is often attributed to organisational culture. Embodied in the values, no...
Organisational culture involves cognition, affect and behaviour and reflects customary thinking, fee...
The impact of organisational culture on business performance has been much researched (e.g. Kotter a...