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The impact of inclusive and fragmented operations strategies on operations performance

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posted on 2025-07-30, 14:13 authored by Steve Brown, Brian Squire, Mike Lewis
The links between strategy and performance remains an elusive “holy grail” for researchers and practitioners alike. We do not seek to provide a prescriptive panacea in this paper but we find links between particular types of strategic formulation and operations performance in a range of key parameters. Our research focuses on the PC industry where there are high demands placed on the capabilities of the operations function. We suggest that such capabilities do not happen by accident but are developed by specific strategies whereby in-house operations and business mainstream strategies, including supply, become closely linked in both planning and implementation.

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Author's draft issued as working paper. Final version published in International Journal of Production Research. Available online at https://doi.org/10.1080/00207540902942883 There is another ORE record for this item in ORE at http://hdl.handle.net/10036/3428 There is another ORE record for this item in ORE at 10036/3428

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International Journal of Production Research

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Routledge

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Vol. 48 (14), pp. 4179-4198

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