Reframing Organizations

analyzed from the point of view of new combinations that include already known techniques with a generic approach to manage projects, its biggest contribution to the organizations is found. However, the question that is raised is: how to make these management approaches generally applicable in all types, forms or origins of organizations? This paper presents, through a multiple case study, an analysis of the cultural influence, in the adoption of the Management Project in consulting…

emerge in small steps, as an organization adapts, or "learns." Similar to this, but with a different twist, is the power school, which treats strategy formation as a process of negotiation, whether by conflicting groups within an organization or by organizations themselves as they confront their external environments. In contrast to this is another school of thought that considers strategy formation to be rooted in the culture of the organization. Hence the process is viewed as…

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case. Results show that the criteria used to formulate and implement this ruling decision arose from the deciding party´s perception of the political context and organizational culture of which he is a part. Keywords: decision making, public organizations, organizational culture. LISTA DE ILUSTRAÇÕES Figura 1 - Estrutura Institucional e Decisória do SUS Figura 2 - Organograma da Secretaria Estadual de Saúde de São Paulo de 2008 quando foi realizada a pesquisa do GVsaúde. Figura 3 -…

on the horizontal individualism and on the vertical individualism. This study has contemplated the analysis of the relationship between the career values scale and the development of the organizational behavior. Key words: Values. Culture. Organizations. Transformation. Lista de Figuras Figura 1 – Diferenças fundamentais entre sociedades de pequena e grande distância…

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Traditional religion, it seems to them, is bad for prosperity and stability. The URI is not yet widely known; it is nevertheless important for these reasons: • The URI’s vision and mission are broader in scope than those of other interfaith organizations, and the URI collaborates with most of these groups. • The URI has grown from a California-based movement of 55 people in the mid-1990s to a global movement of over 26,000 activists1 in 56 countries,2 with backing from prominent foundations

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