We investigate the hypothesis that lexical and rule knowledge can be strategically emphasized in word naming based on task demands, in contrast with the hypothesis that a time criterion to respond can be strategically manipulated. We devised the tempo naming to investigate the extent to which readers have precise control over response initiation in naming. Relative to baseline performance in th...

In the past, full-service stock brokerage firms had a strategic advantage over discount brokers because of the control full-service brokers had over the information provided to the customer. Full-service stockbrokers acted as information intermediaries in that they were able to capture residual value from the transfer of information to make a profit. Strategic vulnerability occurs, in this case...

This paper examines the role of system dynamics in corporate strategic development. A framework for strategic development is introduced based on an analogy with feedback control. The strengths and limitations of the analogy are discussed. The basic framework is then extended to include strategic rehearsal as a ‘virtual feedback process' at the corporate level to test and modify strategic initia...