Management innovations in Russian export-oriented companies: The result of large-scale surveys conducted in Russian enterprises

Igor Gurkov

doi:10.5771/0949-6181-2002-4-333

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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis
- 331–332 Editorial Miklós Dobák Miklós Dobák 331–332
- 333–393 Articles 333–393
  - 333–347 Management innovations in Russian export-oriented companies: The result of large-scale surveys conducted in Russian enterprises Igor Gurkov Igor Gurkov 333–347
  - 348–372 Competitiveness and marketing strategies of foreign companies in Eastern Europe: Empirical evidence from Finnish and Austrian companies Jorma Larimo, Jarmo Nieminen, Reiner Springer Jorma Larimo, Jarmo Nieminen, Reiner Springer 348–372
  - 373–393 Hidden drivers of organisational transformation in Poland: Survival networks amongst state owned and privatised firms in the early 1990s Beth Kewell Beth Kewell 373–393
- 394–429 Forum 394–429
  - 394–394 Management in transition times - Where are we after ten years of the transition? Ingo Winkler Ingo Winkler 394–394
  - 394–400 Management in the Central and Eastern European transitional countries Daniel Pučko Daniel Pučko 394–400
  - 401–409 Management in the Central and Eastern European transition countries: Estonia Ruth Alas, Maris Zerand Ruth Alas, Maris Zerand 401–409
  - 410–415 Managerial changes in transition: Case of the Czech Republic M. Malý M. Malý 410–415
  - 416–427 Business and management in Albania Shyqyri Llacy, Vasilika Kume, Bujar Leskaj Shyqyri Llacy, Vasilika Kume, Bujar Leskaj 416–427
  - 428–429 Interview with Tony J. Watson 428–429
- 430–458 News / Information 430–458
- 459–461 Contents of JEEMS Vol. 7, 2002 459–461
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JEEMS Journal of East European Management Studies , page 333 - 347

Management innovations in Russian export-oriented companies: The result of large-scale surveys conducted in Russian enterprises

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Igor Gurkov

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0949-6181-2002-4-333
- ISSN: 0949-6181
- ISSN online: 1862-0019
Abstract

This report presents the results of a large-scale survey involving Russian enterprises during the year 2000. The results show that Russian export-oriented companies are implementing the latest methods in operations and quality control management, and some forms of modern managerial accounting and personnel management. Despite that fact, Russian CEOs perceive the overall suitability of Western management methods as low. This signifies that CEOs of export-oriented companies will not be active advocates and promoters of advanced Western management techniques in local business networks.
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