The issue of disruption is pervasive as numerous forces accelerate the pace of global change reshaping corporate and economic environments. There are many elements driving the age of disruption. Among these the most analysed is technological innovation that is transforming industries and ensuring rapid obsolescence of old industrial processes and consumer products and services. Consumer behaviour is also rapidly evolving in response to rapid urbanisation of the global population and this is creating new areas of demand and shifting patterns of consumption and production of goods and services. As a response to global climate change and environmental sustainability energy consumption and sourcing energy from renewable sources is disrupting the location of new factories and industrial equipment. A rising middle class in the emerging market economies of Asia, Africa and South America is further disrupting the established patterns of global demand for consumer products and services.
How do corporations set and implement sustainable business strategy in an age of disruption? What lessons can companies learn from analysing organisations that have failed to respond to disruptive challenges? What lessons can be gleaned from those companies that appear to be mastering the challenges of the age of disruption? How do managers lead organisations through an era of unprecedented economic volatility and increasing uncertainty? What should investors, government regulatory agencies and policy advisors do to ensure corporations and organisations increase their adaptive capability and respond to change in the age of disruption? These are among the many questions that are addressed by researchers at BizStrategy 2018.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Disruptive Technology
Technology in MSMEs
Technology adoptions by Indian companies
Technology in Emerging Economies
Bottom of the Pyramid
Blue Ocean Strategy
Corporate restructuring and Change
E-Business practice, management and strategy
E-business policy, standards, regulations, and legal issues
E-business economics and development trend
Global e-business operations and supply chain management
Green e-business, organization, technology and practices
Strategic management in e-commerce enterprise
Approaches and Models of Strategic Management
Challenges to Strategic Management
The Strategic Audit: Aid to Strategic Decision Making
Ethical Issues and Social Responsibilities
Different Approaches and Models of Industry Analysis
Approaches of International Risk Assessment
Strategic Issues in Managing Stakeholder Relationships
Global Branding Issues in Strategic Management
Approaches to Evaluating Competitive Intelligence
Competitive Analysis Techniques-how to use
Research on Core and Distinctive Competencies
Strategic Marketing & Financial Issues
Strategic Information Technology Issues
Corporate Strategy Formulation Approaches
SWOT Analysis and Carrying Out Business Strategy
Types of Business Competitive Strategy
Types of Cooperative Strategy
Portfolio Analysis Approaches and Techniques
Approaches of Corporate Parenting Strategy
Unrelated Strategy: Criteria of Holding Type Strategy (Multipoint Composition)
Advanced Types of Organizational Structures
Situational Analysis for Strategic Planning
Leadership and Strategic Management
Constructing Corporate Scenarios for Generating Strategic Alternatives
Problems of Global Strategy
Advanced Types of Organizational Structures for Effective Strategy Implementation
Structure and Staffing Relations with Strategy
Problems in Implementing Growth and Retrenchment Strategies
Relationship of Management by Objectives and Strategic Management
Relationship of Total Quality Management and Strategic Issues
Leadership and Leading Types for Effective Strategy Formulation and Implementation
International Strategic Performance Measurement
Strategic Issues in Managing Technology and Innovation
Categories of Innovation for Proper Strategy Formulation
Role of the Entrepreneur as Strategist
What is an "effective" or a "valuable" relationship at work, what underlies relational efficacy and upon what contextual factors does it depend?
How do organization members build effective relationships at work?
How does the process of relationship emergence differ when the targets are internal (versus external) to the organization? What is the nature of this process in virtual relationships?
How might peer relations in organizations serve as mechanisms of control and what are the means that managers use to gain control over such relations?
What is the role of social categorization and other interpersonal processes, such as perspective-taking, on the emergence of relationships within and across teams and organizations?
How do employees use their relationships with others in the workplace to influence their self-identity and the meaning of their jobs?
How do relational networks within and between organizations change over time, and what are the key drivers of such change
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2018
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