Due to technologic changes, today’s society requests new forms of organizing. One specific new form of organizing is Virtual Teams. Although academic research has proven the benefits of Virtual Teams, little is known about ...

Over the past few years, a trend has developed that professionals in various sectors have to justify their actions to a wide audience (Vriens, Vosselman and Groβ, 2016). This also counts for medical professionals in ...

In the Netherlands, internal governance is to be executed by supervisory boards provisioning interests for the organization they serve, and the interest of all stakeholders involved. Nowadays, the digital transformation ...

“How high-tech organizations balance and control their exploration and exploitation activities” Ambidextrous organizations are able to both explore to secure future viability as well as to exploit to secure current ...

Since the 80’s, there is a growing demand for employees that possess generic qualifications (for example key qualifications) that are broadly applicable and enable an employee to adapt to changes. However, at the ROC ...

It is a turbulent time for physiotherapists. The workload would be too high and the power of the insurance companies too big. Currently, the problem in this sector became also on the agenda of the Dutch politics. Parliamentary ...

In this study is investigated how the use of billable hours can contribute to organizational entrainment. The research has a qualitative approach and is conducted within an IT consulting firm. According to Perez-Nordtvedt, ...

Creativity and Innovation are prominently described as primary practices that lead to sustained competitive advantage of organizations. The dynamic relation between creativity and innovation makes it rather complex to ...

The objective of this thesis is to provide insights into the emergence of the Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garments and Textile (AGT) and particularly to contribute to the existing gap in literature on how interests in ...

This study replicates the study of Perlow (1999) that is published in the article: The Time Famine: Towards a Sociology of Work Time. In this study the work and time use of teachers at a University of Applied Science are ...