Outputs (27)

Social remembering and organizational memory (2010)
Journal Article

Organizational Memory Studies (OMS) is limited by its managerialist, presentist preoccupation with the utility of memory for knowledge management. The dominant model of memory in OMS is that of a storage bin. But this model has been rejected by psych... Read More about Social remembering and organizational memory.

Family matters: An analysis of family relationships and their impact on the organisation of a successful family business (2010)
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Sustaining architects' and engineers' motivation in design firms: An investigation of critical success factors (2010)
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Purpose - The overall intent of this research is to identify critical factors influencing architects' and design engineers' (AE) motivational level in design firms. Design/methodology/approach - Motivational theories from the literature on organizati... Read More about Sustaining architects' and engineers' motivation in design firms: An investigation of critical success factors.

Talking heads: An interview with Ratan Jalan (2010)
Journal Article

Enterprise 2.0: the case of British Telecom (2010)
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Profiling an entrepreneurial family in the UK (2010)
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The purpose of this investigation is to profile a family in the U.K. whose members display entrepreneurial characteristics but are not engaged in a typical family-owned business. Of the 46 family members that are over the age of 18, 27 of them (59%)... Read More about Profiling an entrepreneurial family in the UK.

None of your business: the case for a paradigm shift in teaching family business in UK business schools (2010)
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Objectives: This conceptual paper argues that a new paradigm is needed for UK Business Schools which embraces an oft neglected, yet economically vital, stakeholder group, namely family business.

Prior Work: Builds on discussions in the extent lite... Read More about None of your business: the case for a paradigm shift in teaching family business in UK business schools.