Designs for Environmental Scanning Systems: Tests of a Contingency Theory
The results show that organizations with ineffective scanning systems typically fail to exhibit the requisite level of alignment between contexts and scanning design
This study compared the relationships between organizational context and the designs of environmental scanning systems for organizational with effective and ineffective scanning systems
Results indicate that organizations with effective scanning systems tend to align their scanning designs with the requirements of their context
The results show that organizations with ineffective scanning systems typically fail to exhibit the requisite level of alignment between contexts and scanning design
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