International audienceThis paper discusses the possible uses of economic analysis for strategic planning decisions in firms. It proposes an approach which emphasizes the role of common knowledge for decentralized parallel decision processes. Planning is interpreted as an interactive process among a set of agents who use a plan to formalize a theory of action and an invalidating procedure. In the course of action the agents are supposed to cope with uncertainty as long as the chosen theory remains justified. This approach has strong connections with some recent trends in managerial economics and in particular with the current work in the production sphere which similarly illuminates the role of common knowledge through objective physical flo...
This paper makes a modest contribution to investigating whether people, when tackling dynamic decisi...
The implications for indicative planning of recent advances in economic theory The paper reexamines...
In the paper by author is determined that strategic planning suffers from a lack of knowledge. That'...
International audienceThis paper discusses the possible uses of economic analysis for strategic plan...
The research was carried out within a major public company. It sought to implement an approach to st...
Consider a firm as an organization that needs to efficiently coordinate several specialized departme...
This paper is intended to provide a major contribution to the study of strategic planning theory and...
In today's turbulent environment, managers increasingly need reliable navigational tools to achieve ...
There is an increasing pressure on manufacturing enterprises to innovate in their business model due...
This paper develops a new approach to the planning process. It begins by examining the critical role...
The paper develops an understanding of the process of organizational problem formation through the e...
Research shows a rather consistent, positive relationship between the extent of planning activities ...
Decker R, Dagasan A. Improving strategic planning processes by means of cross-company collaboration ...
The extensive use of formal analysis in decisions has often been seen as evidence of the adoption of...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
This paper makes a modest contribution to investigating whether people, when tackling dynamic decisi...
The implications for indicative planning of recent advances in economic theory The paper reexamines...
In the paper by author is determined that strategic planning suffers from a lack of knowledge. That'...
International audienceThis paper discusses the possible uses of economic analysis for strategic plan...
The research was carried out within a major public company. It sought to implement an approach to st...
Consider a firm as an organization that needs to efficiently coordinate several specialized departme...
This paper is intended to provide a major contribution to the study of strategic planning theory and...
In today's turbulent environment, managers increasingly need reliable navigational tools to achieve ...
There is an increasing pressure on manufacturing enterprises to innovate in their business model due...
This paper develops a new approach to the planning process. It begins by examining the critical role...
The paper develops an understanding of the process of organizational problem formation through the e...
Research shows a rather consistent, positive relationship between the extent of planning activities ...
Decker R, Dagasan A. Improving strategic planning processes by means of cross-company collaboration ...
The extensive use of formal analysis in decisions has often been seen as evidence of the adoption of...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
This paper makes a modest contribution to investigating whether people, when tackling dynamic decisi...
The implications for indicative planning of recent advances in economic theory The paper reexamines...
In the paper by author is determined that strategic planning suffers from a lack of knowledge. That'...