ENVIRONMENTAL VOLATILITY, SYSTEM ADAPTATION, PLANNING REQUIREMENTS, AND INFORMATION‐PROCESSING STRATEGIES: AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL
作者： Sandra J. Hartman , Michael C. White , Michael D. Crino
DOI: 10.1111/J.1540-5915.1986.TB00238.X
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摘要: As noted in the literature, comparatively little research has examined either descriptive or prescriptive modeling of planning process. A major reason for this lack appears to be difficulty comparing and testing methods within across actual organizations. The purpose paper is present a model based on information-processing strategies. This explicitly considers linkages among environment, organization's adaptation that type planning,
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