Towards an attention-based view of the firm.¶
Ocasio, W. (1997). Towards an attention-based view of the firm. Strategic Management Journal, 187-206.
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Primes¶
- Attention
- Organizational management (Ocasio 1997 attention-based view of the firm): executive attention as the scarcest organizational resource, how leadership focus shapes strategic decisions, the role of information channels and issue interpretation in directing attention.
This sourceTreats firm behavior as the outcome of how an organization channels the bounded attention of decision-makers.
- Organizational management (Ocasio 1997 attention-based view of the firm): executive attention as the scarcest organizational resource, how leadership focus shapes strategic decisions, the role of information channels and issue interpretation in directing attention.
- Attentional Capacity
- The intervention family is identical in form: filter upstream (pre-read summarization, exception-based reporting), automate per-task draw (standing committees that pre-process by topic), route across modality-analogs (separate audit, risk, and compensation committees), design the duty cycle (annual calendar that recovers attention for emergent items).
This sourceTreats firm behavior as the outcome of how an organization channels and distributes the bounded attention of its decision-makers.
- The intervention family is identical in form: filter upstream (pre-read summarization, exception-based reporting), automate per-task draw (standing committees that pre-process by topic), route across modality-analogs (separate audit, risk, and compensation committees), design the duty cycle (annual calendar that recovers attention for emergent items).
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