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Effectiveness and Competition — Linking Business Strategy, Organizational Culture and the Use of Information Technology

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The relationships between business strategy, organizational culture and the use of information technology are examined in order to see how overall organizational effectiveness and competitiveness are affected. The interference between these and the limits each imposes on the other are identified.

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  1. Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, Polytechnic of Central London,

    Ewan Sutherland

  2. Arthur D. Little Inc.,

    Yves Morieux

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Sutherland, E., Morieux, Y. Effectiveness and Competition — Linking Business Strategy, Organizational Culture and the Use of Information Technology. J Inf Technol 3, 43–47 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1057/jit.1988.7

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