Winter 1993

Volume 34, Issue #2

Winter 1993 Issue

WINTER 1993 VOL. 34 · NO. 2 Adoption of Software Engineering Process Innovations: The Case of Object Orientation Organizations increasingly rely on information technology (IT) both to perform their day-today operations and as a source of new products and services. The popular focus has been on hardware components, and that story has been overwhelmingly positive: […]

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January 01, 1993

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Table of Contents

New Roles for the U.S. Military

John L. Petersen

January 15, 1993

How Can Organizations Learn Faster? The Challenge of Entering the Green Room

Edgar H. Schein

January 15, 1993

Managing the Quality of Quantitative Analysis

Anirudh Dhebar

January 15, 1993

Technology Innovation Strategy

Adoption of Software Engineering Process Innovations: The Case of Object Orientation

CIOs seeking advice on new software process technologies can learn from other domains.

Robert G. Fichman and Chris F. Kemerer

January 15, 1993

Strategic Human Resource Management — Italian Style

Arnaldo Camuffo and Giovanni Costa

January 15, 1993

The Risk of Not Investing in a Recession

Pankaj Ghemawat

January 15, 1993

Great Strategy or Great Strategy Implementation — Two Ways of Competing in Global Markets

William G. Egelhoff

January 15, 1993

Talent Management

Patterned Chaos in Human Resource Management

Changes in U.S. demographics demand rethinking the assumptions on which the current career system is based.

Lotte Bailyn

January 15, 1993

Horses for Courses: Organizational Forms for Multinational Corporations

Sumantra Ghoshal and Nitin Nohria

January 15, 1993