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Resource Redeployment and Corporate Strategy. (Record no. 117099)

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Classification number 658.4012
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Personal name Silverman, Brian S.
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Title Resource Redeployment and Corporate Strategy.
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Edition statement 1st ed.
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Bingley :
Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer Emerald Publishing Limited,
Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2016.
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Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice ©2016.
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Extent 1 online resource (412 pages)
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Series statement Advances in Strategic Management Series ;
Volume/sequential designation v.35
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Formatted contents note Front Cover -- Resource Redeployment and Corporate Strategy -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Examining Resource Redeployment in Multi-Business Firms -- Introduction -- Multi-Business Firms Are Alive and Well -- Corporate Flexibility through Resource Redeployment -- Inter-Temporal Economies of Scope versus Intra-Temporal Economies of Scope -- Inter-Temporal Economies of Scope versus Internal Capital Markets -- Inter-Temporal Economies of Scope versus Institutional Voids -- Inter-Temporal Economies of Scope versus Diversification of Risk -- The Contributions in This Volume -- Editorial Perspective -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Resource Redeployment in Business Ecosystems -- Introduction -- Theoretical Background -- Competing in Ecosystem Industries -- Methods -- Data Sources -- Consumer Solar, Inc. -- Resource Redeployment at Consumer Solar -- Consumer Solar's 2007 Entry and 2009 Exit from Installation -- Consumer Solar's 2010 Entry and 2014 Exit from Finance -- Consumer Solar's 2014 Re-Entry into Installation -- Consumer Solar's Entry and Exit into State Markets -- Discussion -- Value Creation through Resource Redeployment -- Capability Improvement -- Bottleneck Relief -- Key Conditions: Uncertain and Evolving Markets, Related Resources, and Resource Constraints -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Product Turnover: Simultaneous Product Market Entry and Exit -- Theory and Hypotheses -- Industry Dynamics through the Lens of the Firm's Product Portfolio -- Constraints on Growth and Resource Redeployment -- Methods -- Data -- Description of the Phenomenon -- Dependent Variables -- Incidence of Product Turnover -- By Firm Size -- By Industry -- Hypothesis Testing -- Statistical Estimation -- Independent and Control Variables -- Results -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgment.
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Formatted contents note References -- Appendix -- Resource Redeployment through Exit and Entry: Threats of Substitution as Inducements -- Introduction -- Theoretical Background and Development -- Notion of Inducements -- Emerging and Shifting Threats of Substitution -- Resource Redeployment through Exit and Entry -- Resource Commitments in a Domain -- Market Relatedness between a Firm's Existing Businesses and the New One -- Research Methods -- Sampling Frame and Empirical Setting -- Data Sources -- Capturing Emerging and Shifting Substitution Threat with Content Analysis of Media Rhetoric -- Dependent Variable and Analytical Technique -- Primary Variables of Theoretical Interest -- Volume of Substitution Rhetoric -- The Firm's Resource Commitments in the Domain of Internet Infrastructure -- Market Relatedness between the Firm's Existing Businesses and the New One -- Control Variables -- Content Analysis -- Emerging and Shifting Substitution Rhetoric Involving the New Product -- Results -- Estimating Resource Redeployment through Exit and Entry -- Discussions -- Limitations and Future Research Directions -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Incumbent Responses to an Entrant with a New Business Model: Resource Co-Deployment and Resource Re-Deployment Strategies -- Introduction -- Prior Research -- Incumbents and Business Model Disruption -- Competing Business Models and Resource Deployment -- The Incumbent's Response to an Entrant with a New Business Model -- Choosing between Response Strategies -- Choosing the Status Quo Strategy -- Choosing the Strengthen Strategy -- Choosing the Straddle Strategy -- Choosing the Synthesis Strategy -- Choosing the Switch Strategy -- Choosing the Scoot/Start over Strategy -- Discussion -- Note -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Resource Characteristics and Redeployment Strategies: Toward a Theoretical Synthesis.
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Formatted contents note Theoretical Background -- A Temporal View of Redeployment Strategies -- A Continuum of Theoretical Perspectives -- Redeployment Strategies: Role of Firms and Markets -- Conceptual Framework -- Fungibility -- Scale-Free Resource -- Decomposability -- Tradability -- Resource Characteristics and Redeployment Strategies -- Non-Fungible, Non-Scale Free, and Non-Decomposable Resources -- Non-Fungible, Non-Scale Free, and Decomposable Resources -- Non-Fungible and Scale-Free Resources -- Fungible, Scale-Free, and (Non-) Tradable Resources -- Fungible, Non-Scale Free, and (Non-)Tradable Resources -- Behavioral and Agency Effects on Adoption of Resource Redeployment Strategies -- Satisficing Outcomes and Aspiration Levels -- Agency Motives -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- What Goes on Beneath the Surface of Reconfiguration? The Impact of Redeployment via Activity Addition and Subtraction on Firm Scope and Turnover -- Introduction -- Background: Addition, Subtraction, Turnover, and Scope -- Net Addition and Subtraction Rates Determine the Change in Firm Scope -- Aggregate Addition and Subtraction Rates Determine the Turnover Rate -- Model -- Model Set Up -- Steady State -- Assessing Assumptions A1-A3 in the Basic Model -- Comparative Statics -- Implications of the Model so Far -- Model Extension: Absorptive Capacity -- Model Extension -- Implications of Absorptive Capacity Extension -- Discussion -- Managerial Implications -- Limits and Directions for Future Research -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Resource Reconfiguration and Transactions across Firm Boundaries: The Roles of Firm Capabilities and Market Factors -- Introduction -- Why Is Resource Reconfiguration between Firms Important to Study? -- Creating a Common Language for Resource Reconfiguration.
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Formatted contents note Setting a Research Agenda for Between-Firm Resource Reconfiguration -- Three Perspectives of Between-Firm Resource Reconfiguration -- Resource Reconfigurability and the Resource-Based View -- Reconfiguration across Firm Boundaries and the View of the Market for Corporate Control -- Market Characteristics that Shape the Environment for Resource Reconfiguration across Firm Boundaries -- Market-Driven Motives for Reconfiguration across Firm Boundaries -- Resource Reconfiguration across Firm Boundaries and the Capabilities-Based View -- Research Questions Motivated by the Three Views of Resource Reconfiguration -- Discussion -- Exploring Research Question 1: Firm-Level External Resource Reconfiguration Capability -- External Resource Reconfiguration Capability Development and Use -- Exploring Research Question 2: External Reconfiguration Choices and the Role of the Market -- Institutionalizing the Market for Assets: Private Equity -- Exploring Research Question 3: Resource Reconfiguration Viewed through a Transactional Lens -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- The Hare and the Fast Tortoise: Dynamic Resource Reconfiguration and the Pursuit of New Growth Opportunities by Yahoo and Google (1995-2007) -- Methods -- Research Setting -- Data Collection -- New Product Launches -- Resource Reconfiguration Approaches -- Data Analysis -- Data Coding -- Extracting Patterns and Theory Development -- Findings -- Growth Paths: Interfirm Differences in Product Launches and Opportunity Pursuit -- Sensing and Mode of Opportunity Identification: Discovery versus Creation -- Seizing and Sustaining through Dynamic Resource Platforms -- Dynamic Resource Shifts through External Resource Sourcing -- Targeted Resource Orchestration -- Complementarity in Targeted Resource Orchestration to Balance Dynamism and Capability Development -- Discussion.
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Formatted contents note Dynamic Capabilities and Dynamic Resource Platforms -- Dynamic Resource Platforms and Entrepreneurial Growth -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Linking Technologies to Applications - Insights from Online Markets for Technology -- Introduction -- Theory and Hypotheses Development -- Linking Technological Inventions and Commercial Applications -- Technological Generality and Commercial Applications -- Challenges Linking Technologies and Applications -- Prior Commercialization, Organizational Routines and Highly General Technologies -- Methods and Analysis -- Context - Online Market for Technology -- Sample -- Variables -- Dependent Variable -- Independent Variables -- Controls -- Empirical Specification -- Analysis -- Online Markets for Technology - Facilitating Linkages between Technologies and Applications? -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Resource Reconfiguration: Learning from Performance Feedback -- Introduction -- Theory -- Performance Feedback as a Driver of Resource Reconfiguration -- Performance Feedback and the Munificence of Complementary Resources -- Performance Feedback and the Uncertainty of Complementary Resources -- Research Methods -- Dependent Variable - Knowledge Reconfiguration -- Independent Variable - Performance Gap -- Moderator - Munificence of Complementary Resources -- Moderator - Uncertainty of Complementary Resources -- Control Variables -- Analysis -- Results -- Post Hoc Analysis: Codeployment versus Redeployment -- Discussion and Conclusions -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- The Impact of Absorbed and Unabsorbed Slack on Firm Profitability: Implications for Resource Redeployment -- Introduction -- Research Background and Hypothesis -- Unabsorbed versus Absorbed Slack -- Implications of Slack on Profitability -- Research Design -- Equation and Dependent Variables.
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Formatted contents note Measures of Absorbed and Unabsorbed Slack.
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. This volume examines the differences between resource sharing and resource redeployment, and the subsequent effects on firm value creation and industry evolution.
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Local note Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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Personal name Folta, Timothy.
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Personal name Helfat, Constance.
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Personal name Karim, Samina.
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Relationship information Print version:
Main entry heading Silverman, Brian S.
Title Resource Redeployment and Corporate Strategy
Place, publisher, and date of publication Bingley : Emerald Publishing Limited,c2016
International Standard Book Number 9781786355089
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Uniform title Advances in Strategic Management Series
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