Recently, concepts and models addressing this question have increasingly clustered around
the dynamic capabilities view (DCV). Citation counts suggest that the DCV is the new …

… Richard Arend gratefully acknowledges financial support from a Kemper Research Grant. …
Richard Arend gratefully acknowledges financial support from a Kemper Research Grant. …

Conflict exists over how supply chain management (SCM) affects small- and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs). On one hand, SCM can provide quality, cost, customer service, leverage …

In this essay, we address the research question of when is the business model idea useful?
We argue that the use of the term “business model” as a “description” of how a traditional …

The entrepreneurship and dynamic capabilities literature adds to our understanding of how
strategic change can drive firm performance. We draw on a recent survey of US SMEs to …

We explore the question of whether the resource-based view (RBV) is a practical theory for
managers. We test the ability of the RBV to provide two pieces of practical information: (1) the …

We address the following two questions: how upstream vertical alliance (UVA) activity
affects the performance of small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs); and how SME …

… Arend served as the corresponding author until the acceptance of the article. All authors
contributed equally to this manuscript and are listed in random order. The authors wish to …

Our analysis of recent survey data of US small- and medium-sized enterprises explores the
question of how these entrepreneurial ventures can do well by doing good—ie, how they can …

This commentary addresses the main points made in the recent article by TC Powell on the
logical and philosophical flaws in the main thesis of strategy research. Each one of Powell's …