Behavioral analysis and adaptation of a negotiation based, quantitative planning approach for hybrid organizations

Oberlaender, Michael; Dobhan, Alexander

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2014.01.003

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“…Therefore, we adapted the hybrid approach to actions that also prevent risk to examine how the behavior of managers differs from the general assumptions of the model, such as neutrality and rationality of risk, influences the results of planning and analyzes the results of a hybrid approach for two different behavior patterns [46].…”

Section: A Hybrid Approach In the Strategic Management Of An Organizamentioning

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The Strategic Hybrids of Water Supply Companies as an Effective Management Tool

Kożuch

Jabłoński

2018

Sustainability

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The mechanisms of water supply company management have been dynamically evolving recently. This is particularly related to factors that regulate the functioning of companies in this sector. This applies both to embedding such entities in the legal structure, and the management rules at both the strategic and tactical-operational levels. It is increasingly important how decisions are made in the conditions of pressure, limitations, opportunities and threats that these companies, which create value for stakeholders, face. This way of making decisions is determined by the adopted model of business, strategy, business processes and strategic projects that create a kind of a strategic hybrid. The hybrid determines the effectiveness of water supply companies that operate in accordance with the rules of the regulated market.

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The Strategic Hybrids of Water Supply Companies as an Effective Management Tool

Kożuch

Jabłoński

2018

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“…is normally called the critical fractal [44], which is denoted by  for mathematical convenience in this paper. In practice, the selling price, salvage value and production cost of organic food are exogenous and known to OF producers.…”

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Sustainable Governance of Organic Food Production When Market Forecast Is Imprecise

Han

Fan

2017

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Abstract:During the past few years, the market for organic food has been experiencing rapid growth. However, the market demand for organic food typically fluctuates due to its seasonal nature and customized characteristics, and it remains fairly difficult to precisely forecast market demand prior to the selling season. Forecast bias usually creates inefficiency in an organic food producer's production plan and results in a substantial amount of waste. Thus, this paper studies how much an organic food producer is likely to lose with a certain level of forecast bias and investigates whether forecast bias necessarily results in an improper production plan. Finally, we calculate the maximum potential profit loss rate when the organic food producer determines how much to produce based on his forecasted demand, which we believe will be instructive for organic food producers in making production decisions. The target problem is formulated by a newsvendor model and solved using a tolerant analysis approach. We find that an organic food producer can still find the optimal solution only if his forecast bias is under a certain threshold. However, if the organic food producer's forecast bias is beyond the threshold, he will probably make a sub-optimal production decision and potentially experience a profit loss. Subsequently, we analytically calculate an organic producer's maximum potential profit loss rate for any given level of forecast bias. Examples are employed to numerically illustrate the main findings.

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Hybridization as a New Way of Building Social Business Models

Jabłoński

2019

Social Business Models in the Digital Economy

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Behavioral analysis and adaptation of a negotiation based, quantitative planning approach for hybrid organizations

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

The Strategic Hybrids of Water Supply Companies as an Effective Management Tool

The Strategic Hybrids of Water Supply Companies as an Effective Management Tool

Sustainable Governance of Organic Food Production When Market Forecast Is Imprecise

Hybridization as a New Way of Building Social Business Models

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