(The) relationship between pressure and strategy and performance [전자자료] : an inductive case study of the electric power industry
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| 653 | ▼a Global power utility ▼a Institutional pressure ▼a Corporate strategy ▼a Performance ▼a Inductive case study ▼a Electric power industry | |
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Abstract
This paper studies how global utilities respond to pressure from the institutional environment of companies such as ‘Energy Transition’ to achieve carbon neutrality, ‘Digital Transformation’ based on new technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, and endogenous pressure from various stakeholders. In order to understand global utilities' response strategies to institutional and endogenous environmental changes represented by uncertainty, data were collected through internal reports of each global utility over the past five years, and an inductive case study method suitable for text analysis was used. For the selection of the global top utility sample, five companies were selected by referring to Forbes' ranking in 2021. As a result of data analysis, five types of institutional and endogenous pressures and response strategies were identified according to the company's institutional and endogenous pressures and response strategy. This paper also analyzed how this type relates to financial and non-financial performance representing corporate performance. Therefore, this study attempted to provide implications to the literature and practitioners of corporate management strategies by presenting propositions on how corporate strategies relate to corporate performance in response to institutional and endogenous pressures of companies with high uncertainty.
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ABSTRACT i
1. Introduction 1
2. Literature review 2
2.1. Electric power industry 3
2.1.1. Value chain structure 3
2.1.2. Energy Mix 4
2.2. Neo-institutional theory 4
2.2.1. Institutional pressures 4
2.2.2. Endogenous pressures 5
2.3. Performance 5
2.3.1. Financial performance 5
2.3.2. Non-financial performance 6
3. Methodology 6
3.1. Sampling 7
3.2. Data collection 8
3.3. Data analysis 9
4. Results 10
4.1. Case description 10
4.1.1. Institutional pressure 11
4.1.2. Endogenous pressure 11
4.1.3. Corporate strategy 21
4.1.3.1. Value chain structure 21
4.1.3.2. Energy mix 21
4.1.4. Performance 22
4.1.4.1. Financial performance 22
4.1.4.2. Non-financial performance 24
4.2. Cross analysis 25
4.2.1. Institutional pressure 25
4.2.2. Endogenous pressure 25
4.2.3. Corporate strategy 26
4.2.4. Performance 26
5. Implications, limitations and future research 28
5.1. Implications 28
5.2. Limitation & Future research 28
References 29
