Being in the "out" crowd

Article Abstract:

L. Felipe Monteiro and Julian Birkinshaw studied the knowledge flow of 171 marketing subsidiaries of multinational corporations. The study which focused particularly in 'problemistic search' showed that knowledge outflows tend to de determined by the recipients perception of information source. Other details of the study are discussed.

Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Analysis, Surveys, Knowledge management, Subsidiaries, divisions and units, Business performance management

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Managing executive attention in the global company

Article Abstract:

The methods to be adopted by executives while prioritizing their activities during the management of global enterprises are described.

Personnel administration, Training, Executives, Strategic planning (Business)

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The new practice of global product development

Article Abstract:

New methods for coordinating product development efforts of decentralized, global organizations are presented.

Science & research, Product Development, Market Research & Product Development, Research, Economic aspects, Time to market

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