Strategic awareness within top management teams.¶
Hambrick, D. C. (1981). Strategic awareness within top management teams. Strategic Management Journal, 2(3), 263-279.
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- A synthesis-and-ingestion workflow—named roles, reporting products, integration into strategic-planning and operational decision cycles
This sourceEmpirically studies strategic awareness (alignment of executives' perceptions with realized strategy) and its relation to hierarchy and recent strategic change. SUPPORTS marker 157 (synthesis-and-ingestion workflow: named roles, integration into strategic decision cycles). [Venue corrected: Strategic Management Journal, 2(3), 263-279 — NOT Journal of Management Studies, 18(2), 201-221 as the bibliography states.]
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