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Management article
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Reference no. SMR3425
Published by: MIT Sloan School of Management
Published in: "MIT Sloan Management Review", 1993
Length: 12 pages

Abstract

How do human resource practices contribute to strategy development and implementation? The authors argue that they play a major constitutive role. Human resource management occurs at all levels or organizations and, increasingly, outside organizations, as companies manage relationships with free-lancers, consultants, and suppliers. The authors show how innovative human resource practices have been involved in the strategic success of a number of Italian companies. They discuss the need for new skills, new policies, and new human resource management structures.

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Abstract

How do human resource practices contribute to strategy development and implementation? The authors argue that they play a major constitutive role. Human resource management occurs at all levels or organizations and, increasingly, outside organizations, as companies manage relationships with free-lancers, consultants, and suppliers. The authors show how innovative human resource practices have been involved in the strategic success of a number of Italian companies. They discuss the need for new skills, new policies, and new human resource management structures.

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