The Pursuit of Organizational Intelligence

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The Pursuit of Organizational Intelligence is a scholarly work by James G. March that explores how organizations learn, make decisions, and adapt under conditions of ambiguity and limited rationality.

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instanceOf book
scholarly work
addresses adaptation under uncertainty
learning from experience in organizations
limits of rational choice in organizations
organizational decision processes
author James G. March NERFINISHED
conceptualizes decision making as a process under ambiguity
organizations as learning systems
field decision theory
management studies
organizational theory
focusesOn how organizations adapt
how organizations learn
how organizations make decisions
hasContributor James G. March NERFINISHED
language English
mainTheme ambiguity in organizations
bounded rationality
limited rationality in decision making
organizational adaptation
organizational decision making
organizational learning
relatedTo decision making under uncertainty
organizational adaptation and change
organizational behavior
organizational design
organizational intelligence
organizational learning theory
theoreticalFramework behavioral theory of the firm
bounded rationality theory

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