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I found this article very interesting! Let me share to you this summary from Harvard Business Review website.
How do a firm’s management practices influence outcomes when it comes to mergers and acquisitions?
A recent study leveraged U.S. Census data to quantify the extent to which more than 35,000 manufacturing plants employed structured management practices, and found that firms with more-structured management were more likely to become acquirers, while those with less-structured management were more likely to be acquired.
They also documented a strong spillover effect: After an acquisition, the target company tended to adopt more-structured management practices more similar to those of their acquiring company. In addition, the researchers found that more-structured management practices correlated with stronger performance in a number of financial success metrics, suggesting that investing in these practices can be an effective strategy for any company to improve business outcomes.
To address this challenge, they leveraged data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2010 Management and Organizational Practices Survey
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Sebastian Amieva
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