企业创新战略、人力资源战略与绩效管理关系探析

面对全球化发展背景下的复杂态势,时代创新是企业发展必须积极坚守的战略方针.企业的创新改革,有助于保障企业迈向新的台阶.而人力资源在企业创新过程中也发挥着重要的作用.在人力资源战略推动下,企业日常运营的有效性得到保障,同时也将企业的绩效管理与日常运营工作密切联系,在企业成长的不同阶段都具有重要意义.文章针对企业创新、人力资源、绩效三个方面之间的关系进行探究,制定科学的企业创新战略,优化人力资源战略,切实提高企业绩效管理水平.     

企业组织文化、创新与绩效关系探讨

我国传统的粗放型发展方式由于高投入、高消耗的特点正面临着巨大的挑战。大众创业、万众创新是我国企业改变发展方式的必由之路,实现创新驱动发展。组织文化是企业进行创新的重要步骤之一,因此企业应将组织文化作为促进企业绩效提高的重要因素。然而迄今为止,对于组织文化如何通过创新影响企业绩效的研究却很少。在分析组织文化通过创新影响绩效的基础上,运用理论分析和案例研究方法,对有利于企业的绩效提高的组织文化特质进行了探讨,目的在于研究如何通过企业组织文化建设来促进创新以实现绩效的提高。     

高新技术企业人力资源绩效管理的创新策略

高新技术企业内部人力资源管理绩效是指通过一系列的绩效考核来进行评价员工的工作表现.而该绩效评价也是实现高新技术企业战略实施与人力资源管理的重要途径.所以就需要高新技术企业结合当前企业内部的实际情况,相应设计和完善绩效考核评价体系,进而促进企业内部的稳定发展.本文针对目前高新技术企业内部人力资源绩效管理的现状和存在的问题...     

文化与科技创新绩效关系的实证研究

本文试图设计一套比较科学、容易统计的反映科技创新绩效和创新文化状况的指标,收集我国自1990年～2004年这15年的统计数据,对科技创新绩效和创新文化的关系进行相关分析和回归分析的检验,进而得出两者相关关系的一个数字化的说明,结论是文化和科技创新绩效的相关系数是0.987。     

企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效的关系研究

人力资源管理是实现企业快速发展的重要前提,近年来各企业领导开始认识到人力资源管理的重要作用,并纷纷对企业战略、人力资源管理系统以及企业绩效之间的关系进行深入挖掘,以此为根据制定更符合实际的企业发展战略。研究结果表明,通过企业战略制定和人力资源管理改进,可以促进企业绩效的提高。     

大数据时代企业人力资源绩效管理创新

随着科学技术的不断发展,互联网逐渐进入了人们的生活,对大数据的使用显然已经成为当前社会发展的趋势。目前,我国人力资源绩效考核还存在着一些问题需要我们去解决,大数据时代的到来为我们企业人力资源绩效管理的创新提供了思路。本文从研究我国企业人力资源绩效管理中存在的问题入手,提出了在大数据时代下企业人力资源绩效管理创新的对策。     

人力资源管理与企业绩效关系的研究

在现代企业的管理过程中,人力资源管理活动不仅关系到企业的人员调配和组织管理,还对企业的整体效益有着十分重要的影响,所以,为了推动企业的整体进步和发展,就必须要处理好企业的人力资源管理和绩效之间的关系。     

企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效的关系初探

现代化企业的战略发展规划与人力资源管理有着密不可分的联系,同时企业战略和人力资源管理系统对企业绩效均有着直接的影响。本文从理论层面对于三者关系的分析以及企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效的影响因素两个方面着手,针对企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效的关系展开研究。在此基础上,对企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效相互结合的策略提出建议。     

大数据环境下企业人力资源绩效管理创新研究

目前我国已经正式迈入了大数据时代,各类先进的信息技术日趋成熟并被广泛应用于社会各领域及人们实际生活的方方面面.人力资源绩效管理工作作为企业生产经营管理中的重要组成部分,其管理水平与质量在一定程度上影响着企业的稳定发展.科学有效的人力资源绩效管理可以极大程度上提高企业综合管理水平与质量,对于优化企业人才结构、提高岗位配置合理性、降低人力资源管理成本等具有重要意义.在大数据环境下创新做好人力资源绩效管理对于企业持续高质量发展有着重要现实意义.本文针对企业人力资源绩效管理创新的必要性、当前存在的人力资源绩效管理问题进行分析,提出了绩效管理创新策略,以供参考借鉴.     

企业战略、人力资源管理系统与企业绩效关系的研究

企业战略、人力资源管理系统在企业竞争中占据着重要的地位。企业能够根据人力资源实践过程中的默契,从而来更好地实现企业目标,促进企业持续发展,这在企业竞争中发挥着极大的优势。因此本文首先分析了人力资源管理系统和企业绩效之间的联系,接着进一步论述了人力资源管理系统与企业战略,最后阐述了企业战略和人力资源管理系统的交互作用,以供参考。     

The value of human resource management for organizational performance

All executives would like to see their organizations perform better, and most search for tools that can help make this happen. For decades, human resource managers have believed that their function enhances performance. This contention has been met with skepticism on the part of executives, who wonder whether funds allocated to the human resource function are good investments. Dozens of studies have examined this issue, but their inconsistent results have provided no conclusions. To resolve a long-standing and controversial question – does human resource management matter for organizational performance? – we take stock of the available evidence. Based on data from over 19,000 organizations, we conclude that human resource management adds significant value for organizations. In addition, the value added is strongest when human resource systems are emphasized rather than individual practices, when human resource management decisions are tied to strategy, and among manufacturing firms.     

企业文化与绩效

在团队生产中,对个人工作实绩进行准确计量的困难及监督成本的存在,会导致大量的偷懒行为。不同类型企业的治理机制在一定水平上能够减少偷懒行为,但不能完全消除。企业文化的建立与改进,可以约束企业成员个人的偷懒行为,提高个人工作的努力水平,从而提高企业绩效。     

Organizational innovation,technological innovation,and export performance: The effects of innovation radicalness and extensiveness

This study focuses on the relevance of different types of innovation for firms’ export performance. Despite ample research on the innovation–performance relationship, previous studies have mainly focused on technological innovations, leaving the effects of organizational innovations relatively unexplored. Hypotheses on the relationship between organizational and technological innovations and firm export performance are tested by structural equation modelling using data from 218 Swedish export ventures. The results indicate that organizational innovation enhances export performance both directly and indirectly by sustaining technological innovation. Moreover, by fine-graining our analysis of the mediating role of technological innovation, according to its radicalness and extensiveness, for organizational innovation, we show how the latter enhances both the radicalness and extensiveness of technological innovation although, notably, only extensiveness is actually beneficial for export performance. This study helps alleviate the scarcity of research examining the links among different types of innovation in relation to export performance and contributes to international business and marketing literature by generating new evidence regarding the mechanisms through which organizational and technological innovations may improve export performance.     

Organizational Culture in Cote d'Ivoire

ABSTRACT

This study examines the nature of organizational culture in the West African nation of Cote d'Ivoire, using the competing values model as a framework. We found that the most common types of corporate cultures derive from the organic-mechanistic dimension of culture. Most firms integrate clan, adhocracy, and hierarchy cultural values. Moreover, strongest link with performance were the integrative corporate cultures. The findings lend credence to the growing belief that a mix of both informal (clan) and formal (hierarchy) organizational values is a solution to improving the efficiency of institutional management in Africa. doi:10.1300/J156v08n01_06served.]     

企业文化对人力资源管理影响的研究述评

企业文化与人力资源管理有着天然的内在联系,许多学者热衷于探讨二者的关系。国外学者的研究较成熟,但研究成果难以移植到中国。国内学者以定性研究为主,缺乏实证探索和验证。虽然研究颇多,但国内至今没有企业文化对人力资源管理影响方面的文献述评。基于研究发展需要,应回顾相关研究历史和现状,并提出我国的未来研究建议。     

我国企业跨国并购的整合风险及应对之策

近年来,我国企业在实践“走出去”战略的过程中,大胆尝试跨国并购,颇有收获。但是,不少企业在跨国并购整合风险的问题上存在着理论和实践误区,它们常常仅关注并购本身,轻视整合,从而使不少前景看好的并购,最终以失败告终。因此,本文借鉴国际企业的并购经验,联系我国企业跨国并购的实践,拟就我国企业跨国并购的现状、特点、整合风险及对策,做一探讨。     

Organizational culture,innovation, and performance: A test of Schein's model

Innovation is the key to organizational survival and therefore the study of processes that support innovation should be of interest to researchers and practitioners alike. Schein's multi-layered model of organizational culture offers a useful framework for thinking about processes that foster innovation. A defining characteristic of the model is the subtle but important distinctions between the varied “layers” of organizational culture (i.e., values and norms, artifacts and behaviors). The basic assumption of this study is that Schein's model offers a tractable explanation of cultural processes that support organizational innovation, especially in service firms. Despite the intuitive appeal and practical value of Schein's conceptual framework, empirical research in relation to the model is limited. This paper develops a rationale for an empirical model based on Schein's conceptual model; the study reports a test of an empirical model. Data collected from approximately 100 principals of law firms provides a suitable empirical context for a test of the model. The findings generally support the hypothesized relationships. A key result is how layers of organizational culture, particularly norms, artifacts, and innovative behaviors, partially mediate the effects of values that support innovation on measures of firm performance. The findings have implications for theory and practice, especially in relation to building an organizational culture within professional service firms that fosters innovative behavior.     

绩效管理的变革与创新研究

绩效管理作为人力资源管理中最基本的职能活动,伴随着企业经营模式和外界环境的变化,经历了从传统财务指标考核到面向客户、股东、员工发展等多维一体的战略转变。经历了大半个世纪的发展,战略绩效管理、适应性绩效、针对核心员工、团队、高管的绩效管理等新概念相继进入人们的视野。本文通过梳理和整合绩效管理的发展线索,从宏观到微观,从观念、目标、对象到概念、工具等方面综合论述绩效管理的变革和创新研究。     

Innovation, organizational learning, and performance

Literature examines the relationship between innovation and performance and asserts a positive relationship between organizational learning and both performance and innovation. However, few empirical studies analyze these relationships together. This article explores those relationships using SEM with data from 451 Spanish firms. The findings show that both variables — organizational learning and innovation — contribute positively to business performance, and that organizational learning affects innovation. Another finding of this study is that size and age of the firm, industry and environmental turbulence moderate these relations.