As there is a vast amount of information to consider when offering quality services, organizations have developed techniques for identifying risk factors to be taken into consideration when constructing effective business strategies.
Developing Business Strategies and Identifying Risk Factors in Modern Organizations presents new methodologies currently being utilized to formulate and solve strategic issues in order to escape the jeopardy of possible business risks. By highlighting a multitude of sciences and their influences on modern organizations; this book is an essential reference for decision makers and researchers in business, industry, government, and academia.
The many academic areas covered in this publication include, but are not limited to:
This volume explores the potential application of quantitative methodologies and business information technologies to strategic decision making and risk management. The researchers propose a model for incorporating psychological and social dynamics into household financial decisions, enterprise resource planning misfit reduction strategies, and an integrated systems dynamic base model of IT outsourcing relationships. Other topics of the 11 papers include successful university brands, strategic alliances for entering the African mobile phone industry, turning points in Nokia’s business strategy, and IT support for sustainable procurement policies.