Browsing by Author "Rey Peña, Carlos"

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    • A community of missions: propositions for personal mission within an organization 

      Rey Peña, Carlos (2nd Research Workshop: Missions, leadership and sustainability (UIC 2016 - Barcelona), 2016-09)
      Nowadays the concept of personal mission is a growing trend in companies. However, the question about what is the role of personal mission within the organization is still unanswered. This article ...

    • Effective mission implementation: the three dimensions of the mission 

      Rey Peña, Carlos; Bastons Prat, Miquel (2nd Research Workshop: Missions, leadership and sustainability (UIC 2016 - Barcelona), 2016-09)
      Several authors have shown that there is a certain “gap” in mission theory, which in practice explains the lack of actual effectiveness in mission implementation. In many cases, this loss is due to ...

    • Implementation of MBM in Alpha Omega: connecting personal mission and organizational mission in a small high tech company 

      Gude, José Manuel; Rey Peña, Carlos (2nd Research Workshop: Missions, leadership and sustainability (UIC 2016 - Barcelona), 2016-09)
      Alpha Omega Engineering was founded in 1993 and today is one of the world leaders in the production of neurosurgery equipment. It is the first hi-tech Israeli company funded and managed by an Arab. The ...

    • La misión en la empresa 

      Rey Peña, Carlos (Date of defense: 2016-06-22)
      Varios estudios corroboran que, en términos generales, las misiones corporativas no tienen efecto significativo en las empresas. Para encontrar las posibles causas y soluciones a este fracaso de la ...

    • Logic multiplicity in strategy formation 

      Rey Peña, Carlos; Ricart, Joan E. (3rd Research Workshop: Missions, leadership and sustainability (UIC 2018 - Barcelona), 2018-06)
      Logic multiplicity, as a source of strategic heterogeneity and innovation, has attracted growing interest in recent research. However, while the literature has traditionally considered logic pluralism ...