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COMPETITIVE STRATEGY, ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING AND PERFORMANCE: A CONTEXT SPECIFIC ANALYSIS OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP
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Environmental PerformanceEngineeringServices ManagementEnvironmental Impact AssessmentContingency RelationshipStrategic PracticeHealth Care IndustryPerformance Measurement SystemsOrganizational BehaviorCompetitive AdvantageManagementStrategic PlanningEnvironmental ManagementManagement AnalysisOrganizational SystemsStrategyStrategic ManagementOperations ManagementManufacturing StrategyScanning/strategy RelationshipCompetitive StrategyPerformance StudiesOrganization-environment RelationshipBusinessExternal EnvironmentBusiness Strategy
This study examines the scanning/strategy relationship in the context‐specific setting of the health care industry. It extends the current research on the strategy/scanning relationship to include performance. Results confirm the moderating role played by environmental scanning activities in the strategy/performing relationship, thus providing further evidence for the contingency relationship among the environment, the organization's internal processes, and performance.
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