Examining Environmental Turbulence Intensity: A Strategic Agility and Innovativeness Approach on Firm Performance in Environmental Turbulence Situations

The Impact of Business Intelligence on Marketing Performance with Moderating Role of Environmental Turbulence

In today's complex, dynamic and constantly changing environment, companies need to design and take systems and methods that can help them adapt themselves to the changeable and dynamic situation of competitive markets, and therefore improving marketing performance and generally the company’s performance. In this regard, business intelligence systems as a new method and tool can be considered as...

The effect of strategic fit on organizational performance: the mediating role of organizational structure and moderating role of environmental turbulence in the parent companies

Research Aim: The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of strategic fit, organizational structure and environmental turbulence on organizational performance in specialized parent companies in Tehran. It can lead to better organizational performance in specialized parent companies. Research Method: The method of data collection is field. The statistical population of the study co...

Top Management Team Size, CEO Dominance, and Firm Performance: The Moderating Roles of Environmental Turbulence and Discretion

Examining firm and environmental influences on export marketing mix strategy and export performance of Australian exporters

This study examines the impact of specific firm characteristics, environmental characteristics and marketing mix strategy on export marketing performance. Data were gathered via a mail survey of firms exporting from Queensland, Australia. The results indicate that firm characteristics and environmental characteristics impact significantly on both overall performance and marketing mix strategy a...

Turbulence, Flexibility and Performance of the Long-lived Small Firm

This paper focuses on a new concern in the small firm’s literature, namely what makes a small firm stay in business for a long time. It reflects a change in economic policy, away from an emphasis on volume of start-ups to an emphasis on quality of start-ups. The basic hypothesis is that flexibility enhances the long run prospects of the small firm. This is explored by examining precipitating ca...