Disentangling combinations and contingencies of generic strategies: A set-theoretic configurational approach

Greckhamer, Thomas; Gur, Furkan Amil

doi:10.1016/j.lrp.2019.101951

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“…As a result, airport managers and airline companies must develop new strategies to gain and sustain competitive advantages. 21 Companies chase various strategies to survive with this intense competition. Many airline companies adopt a hybrid strategy.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, many firms fail to adopt the hybrid strategy. 21 Such issues increase organizations’ pressure to implement more efficient and effective strategic change. 19 A limited number of studies considered adopt a hybrid strategy within readiness for change.…”

Section: Open Challenges and Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter's strategies has a global interest because such an approach to an emerging strategy may lead to outstanding performance; 25 Anwar & Hasnu, 2017. [20][21][22] The authors consider reviewing the hybrid strategy in depth. However, there is no clear definition of hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter's strategies.…”

Section: Hybrid Strategy Based On Miles and Snow And Porter's Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, hybrid strategy will outperform the generic strategies; 19 Anwar & Hasnu, 2017. [20][21][22] Miles et al 23 and Porter's (1980) strategies were validated vastly. However, many unresolved problems present a gap in such literature.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies: An overview of the current state-of-the-art of research

Alnoor

Khaw

Al-Abrrow

et al. 2022

International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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The fact pure strategy leads to superior performance was widely criticized. Academics have argued there has been a shift in emphasis from pure strategy to hybrid (integrating a set of strategies). This transformation is constantly increasing. Therefore, from now on, the hybrid strategy based on Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies is a vital concept to successful performance. Researchers investigated different cases of adoption of Miles and Snow or Porter strategies. Regardless of the prevalence and value of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies, they often lead to disappointing performances. The disappointing results of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies are due to several firms adopting the hybrid strategy. A holistic view of prior research is needed to understand the importance of a hybrid strategy on performance based on Miles and Snow and Porter. Accordingly, this study provides a comprehensive review of hybrid strategies based on Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies. The reviewed literature regarding hybrid strategy based on Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies is categorized and discussed in two directions. Firstly, Miles and Snow’s strategies. Secondly, Porter’s strategies. We analyze the essential characteristics of the emerging field for the hybrid strategy along with the issues, challenges, advantages of a hybrid strategy, theoretical, and practical implications.

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Section: Open Challenges and Issuesmentioning

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Section: Hybrid Strategy Based On Miles and Snow And Porter's Strategiesmentioning

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The hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies: An overview of the current state-of-the-art of research

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Khaw

Al-Abrrow

et al. 2022

International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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“…A relevant search in electronic bibliographical databases (i.e., Scopus and IEEEXplore) yields specific examples including the correlation of the equifinality in open source software development [30] as well as knowledge sourcing in foreign-owned subsidiaries [31,32] and open innovation in the biotechnological cluster [33,34]. Restaurant firms, [35], circular economy industries [36] and apparel manufacturing [37] have also been examined Identification of the need for equifinal configurations in high technology industrial cluster [38][39][40], including dynamic configurations in the chemical industry [41], high performance in agribusinesses [42] and the specification of them in the airline industry [43].…”

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An Equifinality Energy Management Framework in Terms of Benchmarking Practices and Expectations: The EnerMan Project Outlook

Katrakazas¹,

Costantino

Magnea

et al. 2021

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Background: The Industry 4.0 wave is leading the changes in existing manufacturing and industrial processes across the world. This is especially important in the formulation of the smart-factory concept with an outlook to energy sustainable processes. In viewing and identifying the foundational elements of such a transformation, the initial conditions and current practices in a cross-sectoral manner is considered a first, yet crucial step in the EU-funded project EnerMan. Methods: In this paper, we identify and analyse the key common features and characteristics of industrial practices set in a perspective of similar and identical functions with a focus to three key energy areas: sustainability, management, and footprint. The examination of different industrial sector cases is performed via distributed questionnaires and then viewed under the prism of the equifinality state via a text-mining analysis approach. Results: identification of common themes and benchmarking of current practices in a cross-industry manner led to the creation of a common systemic framework within energy management related aspects, which is hereby presented. Conclusions: use of an equifinality approach in energy management practices should be further pursued to open up new methods of ideation and innovation and communicate systems’ design in tandem with each industrial set goals.

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Understanding the configurational causes of traveler's moral ambiguity in the sharing economy: Evidence from PLS‐fsQCA

Fan,

Zheng,

Jiang

et al. 2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Although the sharing economy in tourism has garnered much positive attention, perennial ethical gray areas have been ignored. Drawing upon the ecological systems theory, we investigate the influence of different systemic factors, classified as individual differences and environmental context, on the ethical behavior of travelers (i.e., reporting malfunctions in a bike‐sharing context and saving water/electricity in a peer‐to‐peer accommodation context). PLS‐SEM and fsQCA are applied to analyze and examine proposed hypotheses. The results complement the factor configuration differences between the two behaviors. Moreover, this study provides new insights into the regulatory guidelines for shared service operators in the tourism industry.

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Disentangling combinations and contingencies of generic strategies: A set-theoretic configurational approach

Cited by 56 publications

References 79 publications

The hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies: An overview of the current state-of-the-art of research

The hybrid strategy on the basis of Miles and Snow and Porter’s strategies: An overview of the current state-of-the-art of research

An Equifinality Energy Management Framework in Terms of Benchmarking Practices and Expectations: The EnerMan Project Outlook

Understanding the configurational causes of traveler's moral ambiguity in the sharing economy: Evidence from PLS‐fsQCA

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