Relationships Among Annual Revenue and Green Initiatives, Quality Management, and Organizational Performance

  • Morgan Y
  • Fok L
  • Zee S
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Abstract

Today’s global awareness of environmental risks and the pressing needs to compete through efficiency have led to stronger initiatives in the green movement across industries. We examine organizations’ annual revenue levels and their connections to organizational green orientation and impact, quality management programs, and employee perceptions of cultural practices and organizational performance. Results indicate high-revenue organizations use quality management tools more extensively with greater green impact and low-revenue organizations have a more informal and decentralized organizational culture

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Morgan, Y.-C., Fok, L. Y., & Zee, S. M. L. (2020). Relationships Among Annual Revenue and Green Initiatives, Quality Management, and Organizational Performance. International Journal of Applied Management and Technology, 19(1). https://doi.org/10.5590/ijamt.2020.19.1.02

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