Transorganisational Systems May Prove Difficult for Australian Companies Because

question 30

Multiple Choice

Transorganisational systems may prove difficult for Australian companies because:

• A)there are too many obstacles in the Australian environment
• B)collective and collaborative strategies are ineffective in Australia
• C)Australian companies are traditionally 'rugged individualists' and prefer to work alone
• D)Australian companies prefer strict hierarchical management structures
• E)government regulation prevents many strategic partnerships from forming

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