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Journal articles on the topic "Etablerade företag"
Hugemark, Agneta. "Åter i stöpsleven: Personlig assistans mellan marknad och reglering." Socialvetenskaplig tidskrift 13, no. 4 (March 31, 2016). http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/svt.2006.13.4.2596.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Etablerade företag"
Axelsson, Jessica, and Thi Thu Trang Nguyen. "Hur kommunicerar etablerade företag med sina befintliga kunder?" Thesis, Högskolan i Gävle, Avdelningen för ekonomi, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-13221.
Full textLind, Erika. "Innovation i små etablerade företag : ett samspel nära kund och marknad." Licentiate thesis, Luleå tekniska universitet, Människa och teknik, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-83943.
Full textIn times of rapid technological development, changing market demands, and increasing competition, the ability to innovate and renew is crucial not only for the individual firm, but also for the society as a whole. Innovation is considered to be of particular importance for small firms where limited resources hinder competing by other means. In particular, this is of relevance for small etablished firms which, unlike the start-ups receiving attention in media and research, often do not have access to or interest of contacts and venture capital aimed at innovation and fast growth. This thesis, consisting of a cover story and three separate articles, investigates innovation in small established firms. By reviewing extant research on innovation and strategic renewal in small firms and using qualitative data from 14 case companies studied in two separate longitudinal studies the thesis contributes to increased understanding of what characterizes innovation in small established firms from the perspective of contextual factors surrounding the innovation activities. The question of how to enhance a firm´s ability to innovate attracts a lot of attention in research. This thesis has identified two streams of literature, one suggests formalized processes and routines as a prerequisite for success, while the other focuses on which characteristics of management and organization that support innovation activities and innovation performance. Both streams of literature, both the one promoting formalized processes and the one focusing on characteristics of management and organization, emphasize the importance of paying attention to not only contextual factors to understand innovation, but also the potential effects of these factors on performance. However, it is not made clear in these literature streams which contextual factors, or how the interplay between these, in particular influence innovation activities in small established firms. This gap makes it difficult to assess innovation in the relatively little studied group which small established firms constitute and thereby also the insights of how innovation can be enhanced. The thesis suggests how and why innovation in small established firms can be understood as an integrated and agile process, characterized by a holistic view mirroring vision, goals and approach of the management, and the ongoing process of learning in the relations with customers, but also the informal characteristics of the decision-making, The discussion captures key aspects in the context but also how the interplay between these can be understood and enhanced in various contexts. In sum, this thesis suggests that innovation in small established firms consists of activities integrated in the continous interplay of the external context of the firm, in particular customer and market, and the internal conditions mainly available resources and the approach of the management. Although not explicit, the vision and goals of the management constitute a framework creating a holistic view of the activities, and also guide the ususally informal decision-making, resulting from the often continuous process of learning in relation to customers.
Lundkvist, Linn, and Jessica Ögren. "Delad vårdnad av företagsresurser : Hinder och drivkrafter till delningsekonomi mellan etablerade företag." Thesis, Umeå universitet, Företagsekonomi, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-172678.
Full textStahring, Sofi. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180842.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Chan, Eugene. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180843.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws.The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them.The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process.The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Silfwerbrand, Gustaf. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180844.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Qadoumi, Hamza. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180845.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision-making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision-making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. Having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, performed the interviews, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Scherwin, Hugo. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubatorer." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180848.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Mohamud, Harbi Ugbaad, and Olsson Malin Vesterlund. "Destination Japan : En studie av svenska företag med etablerade dotterbolag på den japanska marknaden." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Företagsekonomi, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-33144.
Full textAndersson, Frida, and Frida Bladh. "Irlands konkurrensfördelar : En kvalitativ studie om den irländska modellens faktorer och dess betydelse för etablerade amerikanska multinationella företag i Galway, Irland." Thesis, Högskolan i Halmstad, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hh:diva-19252.
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