And though the law pertains mainly to financial reporting, its principles can be adapted to other organizational practices.
Japan's rapid economic growth from the mid-1950s theough the 1980s propelled its industrial relations and organizational practices into the centre of international attention and debate.
Shimada Haruo, a leading Japanese industrial relations scholar, has maintained that one cannot comprehend Japanese industrial and organizational practices without recognizing that Japanese managers regard human resources as the most critical asset affecting the performance of their enterprises.
Productivity may also depend on organizational practices.
Sometimes even well-meaning organizational practices detract, rather than promote, personal accountability.
The non-technological category includes innovations related to marketing and organizational practices (OECD 2005).
And, when neuroeducation is channeled into action it can change organizational practices.
Look at some of its less-known organizational practices, and you can learn a lot about our collective future.
This paper calls attention to another set of factors that likely also influence scientific and technological outcomes, but has gone largely unexamined: organizational practices at research funding organizations.
Next, I investigate the impact of these organizational practices on the behaviors of sponsored researchers, in particular the tendency of scientists to form novel collaborations.
By identifying important organizational practices and examining their impact on scientist behavior, this paper aims to highlight the potential influence of organization practices on scientific and inventive activity.
