A comparison of present and future success strategies in UK and Australian small enterprises
A comparison of present and future success strategies in UK and Australian small enterprises
Integral to the development of strategy is a consideration of both the present and future as operating contexts. This notion, of a temporal aspect to strategy development in small enterprises, is explored through the identification of the perceptions of key success factors by owner-managers in two countries, Australia and the United Kingdom. An analysis of these factors identifies generic success strategies in both time periods and locations that are contextually sensitive. In conclusion, a general framework for developing success strategies in small enterprises is developed and its implications explored.
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Atherton, Andrew
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Hannon, Paul D.
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1999
Atherton, Andrew
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Hannon, Paul D.
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Atherton, Andrew and Hannon, Paul D.
(1999)
A comparison of present and future success strategies in UK and Australian small enterprises.
Small Enterprise Research, 7 (1), .
(doi:10.5172/ser.7.1.13).
Abstract
Integral to the development of strategy is a consideration of both the present and future as operating contexts. This notion, of a temporal aspect to strategy development in small enterprises, is explored through the identification of the perceptions of key success factors by owner-managers in two countries, Australia and the United Kingdom. An analysis of these factors identifies generic success strategies in both time periods and locations that are contextually sensitive. In conclusion, a general framework for developing success strategies in small enterprises is developed and its implications explored.
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