Article | Entrepreneurship area | Year 2005 | |
Organizational Diagnostic Factors In Family Business: Case Studies In Thailandby Michita R. Champathes; P. Makayathorn | |
Development and Learning in Organisations 19(2), p.16-18 |
AbstractPurpose – To examine organizational diagnostics taken from the best practice model of change as organizational diagnostic factors in a specific type of business such as family businesses. These account for many of companies in Asia and are regarded as a special from the mixture of management focus on business, family and ownership.
Design/methodology/approach – In order to manage changes in family business successfully, the organizational diagnostic factors are analyzed from executives' in-depth interviews with Thai family businesses that implement new IT systems.
Findings – Communication, generation, ownership, family structure, politics and national culture are six diagnostic factors in Thai family businesses that are not the same as the model of change.
Originality/value – Consultants and change agents in family businesses, especially in Asia, can use these factors as an additional guideline for their effective change management.
Keywords: Organizational Diagnostic Factors |