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Title: Track "Adaptation of Management Control Systems in turbulent times" (EURAM 2012)
Description: The crucial relevance of innovations for prosperity and social welfare is widely accepted and succeeding in the recent societal challenges reasonably requires new knowledge, processes and products. Within this context management control systems have a two-fold role: firstly, management control systems might be regarded as institutional arrangements that are intended to facilitate, direct, control and evaluate managerial decision-making – and, as this might enforce or impede innovations. Secondly, management control systems on their part might be regarded as a conglomerate of organizational knowledge and technologies which can be subject of innovations and adaptation. The track addresses the second aspect and, in a broad sense, is directed towards the following questions: • Which factors drive innovation and adaptation of management control systems? • Do typical trajectories of adaptations of management control systems exist? • Do major organizational and IT-based changes (co-operations, analytical orientation etc.) affect change in management control systems? • How are innovations and adaptations of management control systems implemented?
Keywords: Management Control Systems, Competion Dynamics, Managerial decision-making, Performance Management
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City: Rotterdam
Country: Austria
Period: 06.06.2012 - 09.06.2012
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Funding type Other
Event type
  • Congress/Conference
Subject areas
  • 5359 - Controlling
Research Cluster
  • Entrepreneurship
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Event focus
  • Science to Science (Quality indicator: n.a.)
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Organisation Address
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ricardo Silvi
University of Bologna
47131 Forli
Italy
University of Bologna
IT - 47131  Forli
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Klaus Möller
Universität St. Gallen
9000 St. Gallen
Switzerland
Universität St. Gallen
CH - 9000  St. Gallen

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