Stovepiped systems and difficulties associated with managing cross-functional boundaries are problems that are hindering the successful implementation of customercentred systems and processes within public organisations. The present study covers public organisations, and discusses and analyses the results in relation to those from a previous study in the banking sector. While problems with stov...

This paper explores the resistance strategies of organisations to unwanted accounting-led changes. Its particular focus is with the external, deliberately ‘public’ forms of resistance rather than those which are more internal, ‘private’ forms. It is concerned with the way satellite organisations are created to provide a counter force to environmental disturbances such as accounting and finance-...

Introduction Environmental movements, like a number of other movements, are increasingly using social networking sites (SNS) to recruit new members, to fundraise, to promote their causes and to facilitate their campaigning activity. SNS therefore enable social movement organisations to engage with a wider body of supporters, and may lead supporters to expect greater involvement in setting polic...

Green innovation is increasingly receiving attention in organisational behaviour and strategic management literature. However, understanding employee's preferences for organisations that have adopted innovative environmental practices received little attention. This study tests a framework examines the relationship between employees' green organisations, hope, intentions to stay. Data were coll...

This article develops a multilayered theoretical model to underpin environmental accounting and reporting (severe environmental dangers; corporate responsibility; new relationship between industry and environment; measure industry’s impact, and disclose and report impact). This theoretical model has eight premises. It begins with the fundamental premise that environmental change puts the planet...

Strategic Information Systems Planning (SISP) is an important activity for strategic use of IS/IT in today’s dynamic and increasingly digitalized organisations. However, SISP is not a very straight forward task as it entails simultaneous multiple planning views as well as changing environmental and organisational issues. Although SISP has been widely studied, to date theory on SISP facilitators...

Globally, organisations and consumers face an array of economic, environmental, social sustainability challenges. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) assist by providing guidance for appreciating responding to these Marketers also have important role play in promoting positive sustainable attitudes behaviour both consumer corporate contexts. Increasingly sophisticated marketing capabili...