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STVC 2015 Panel Report: High Value Manufacturing i Copyright © 2009

♦ WWII changed the World economy ♦ War ravaged nations built new, efficient industrial capabilities ♦ Global competition shifted to higher quality and lower prices ♦ Knowledge content increased in complex products and services ♦ Computers began to provide “Knowledge Amplifiers” 1950s Deming & Durant: Quality requires knowledge and understanding

STVC 2015 Panel Report: Sustainable Development i Copyright © 2009

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Abstract This paper empirically investigates the determinants of shareholder value creation in European banking focussing on both listed and non-listed European banks over 1995-2002. We find that bank's cost and profit efficiency have a positive influence on shareholder value creation

This research aims to demonstrate that the combination of intangible assets leads to more value creation than the partial contribution of each of them. Our study observed a sample of 252 non-financial French companies listed on the Paris Stock Exchange over the period 1999-2007. This sample

This paper uses demography, group process, and network methods to investigate top management team (TMT) value creation. The TMT is cast as an important boundary-spanning mechanism that facilitates organization-level innovation by accessing, processing, and distributing information. Results from a

also gives some empirical evidence for the developed framework. It is argued that with regard to relationship management intra- and inter-organizational information technology deployment has different effects on relationship atmosphere (i.e. trust and commitment) and on the value creation

case study of oil field unitization (where a single firm is designated as unit operator to develop the oil reservoir as a whole) is analyzed to illustrate the following points: a full resource-based analysis of value creation must incorporate the role of property rights to internalize externalities