기업의 회생 전략이 회생 성과에 미치는 영향에 대한 연구
An Empirical Study of Turnaround Strategy and Corporate Turnaround Performance
0
조회
0
다운로드
17
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
본 연구는 회생상황에 처한 기업의 회생 전략과 회생 성과와의 관계를 규명하고, 이러한 회생 전략과 회생 성과와의 관계를 조절하는 주요 요인을 알아보기 위한 연구이다. 이를 위해 국내 제조업에 속한 기업 중 상장, 코스닥상장, 금융감독위원회등록 기업들(1233개)을 대상으로 90년대 말 외환위기 상황을 기점으로 회생에 성공한 92개 기업을 연구 대상으로 선정하였다. 회생 전략의 유형은 KISLINE에서 제공하는 기업별 주요동정과 한국언론재단에서 제공하는 종합뉴스데이터베이스의 기업 관련 뉴스데이터를 바탕으로 contents analysis를 실시하여 효율성 제고 전략과 수익창출 전략으로 구분하였다. 선행 연구를 바탕으로 회생 전략과 회생 성과간의 관계를 조절하는 주요 변수로 ‘산업성장율’과 ‘회생상황의 심각성’을 도출하고 연구 가설을 수립하였으며, 실증 분석을 통해 크게 세 가지 시사점을 도출하였다. 첫째, 회생에 성공한 기업 중 65%가 수익창출전략을 회생 전략으로 선택하는 것으로 나타났으나, 회생 성과는 효율성 제고 전략을 추구하는 기업이 보다 높은 것으로 나타났다. 둘째, 회생 기업의 경우 ‘산업성장율’은 효율성 제고 전략과 회생 성과 간의 유의미한 정의 관계를 보다 강화시키는 것으로 나타났으며, 산업성장 주기 상 성장속도가 빠른 도입 단계에 속한 회생 기업에 있어 효율성 제고 전략이 회생 성과에 미치는 영향력이 더 커지며, 효율성 제고 전략의 효과도 더욱 높다는 사실을 실증적으로 입증하였다. 셋째, ‘회생상황의 심각성’이 클수록 효율성 제고 전략이 회생 성과에 미치는 영향력이 더욱 강화되는 것으로 나타났다.
Abstract
This research defines a relationship between corporate turnaround strategy and performance, also identifies what moderates this main relationship. For empirical analysis, 92 actual turnaround firms from 1,233 total firms which listed up on the KOSDAKQ and the Financial Supervisory Commission have been selected. Turnaround strategy is classified into efficiency strategy and entrepreneurial strategy categories through content analysis based on KISLINE corporate news and database of Korea Press Foundation. From literature review, ‘industry growth rate’ and ‘severity of the turnaround situation’ have drawn as two moderating variables. Three main implications from this research are as below: First, 65% of successful turnaround firms selected entrepreneurial strategy as their turnaround strategies. However, turnaround performances of efficiency strategy are verified to be higher than those of entrepreneurial strategy. Second, for turnaround firms ‘industry growth rate’ positively moderates the significant relationship between efficiency strategy and turnaround performance. This can be interpreted that for a turnaround firm in introduction stage, efficiency strategy tends to have higher turnaround performance. Third, ‘severity of the turnaround situation’ positively moderates efficiency strategy and its performance relationship.
참고문헌 (58)
- 문계완, "조직변수와 산업변수가 경영성과 전환에 미치는 효과", 인사조직연구, 7(2), pp.87~137 (1999)
- 이수도, "조직쇠퇴에 대한 전략적 반응이 성과회복에 미치는 효과", 경영연구, 17(3), pp.195~232 (2002), 한국산업경영학회
- 이학종, "한국기업의 구조조정과 새 조직문화개발" (1998), 박영사
- 기업회생의 경영학, "한창수", ~, pp.삼성경제연구소 CEO Information, 제 481호 (2004)
- Anderson, C. R., "Stage of product life cycle, businessstrategy, and business performance", Academy of Management Journal, 27, pp.5~24 (1984)
- Ahuja, G., "Technological acquisitions and the innovation performance of acquiring firms: A longitudinal study", Strategic Management Journal, 22, pp.197~220 (2001)
- Arogyaswamy, K, "Firm turnaround: an integrative two-stage model", Journal of Management Studies, 32(4), pp.492~525 (1995)
- Barker Ⅲ, V. L., "Retrenchment: Cause of turnaroundor consequence of decline?", StrategicManagement Journal, 15, pp.395~405 (1994)
- Barker, Ⅲ, V. L., "Strategic change in the thruaroundprocess; Theory and empirical evidence", Strategic Management Journal, 18, pp.13~38 (1997)
- Barker, V. L., "Corporate turnarounds as strategic reorientations: A field study of turnaround attempts from firm-based decline", 박사, pp.1992
- Bibeault, D., "Corporate Turnaround" (1982), McGraw-Hill, New
- Blau, P. M., "Technology and organization in manufacturing", Administrative Science Quarterly, 21, pp.20~40 (1976)
- Boeker, W., "Organizational performance andadaptation: Effects of environmentand performance in changes in boardcomposition", Academy of ManagementJournal, 34, pp.805~826 (1991)
- G. A., "Environmental Change, Human Resources and Organizational Turnaround", Journal of Management Studies, 46(5), pp.835~863 (2009)
- Boyne, G. A., "Environmental Turbulence,Organizational Stability, and PublicService Performance", Administration andSociety, 40(8), pp.799~824 (2009)
- Bruton, G., "Operating turnarounds and high technology firms", Journal of High Technology Management Research, 5, pp.261~278 (1994)
- Castrogiovanni, G. J., "Curing sick business: Changing CEOs in turnaround efforts", Academy of Management Executive, 6, pp.26~41 (1992)
- Chen, M., "Speed, stealth, and selective attack: How small differ from large firms in competitive behavior", Academy of Management Journal, 38, pp.453~482 (1995)
- Cronqvist, H, "Agency Cost of Minority Shareholders", Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 38(4), pp.695~719 (2003)
- R. M., "A behavioral theory of the firm" (1963), Prentice-Hall
- David, P., "The Influences of Activism byInstitutional Investors on R&D", Academy of Management Journal, 44(1), pp.144~157 (2001)
- Dawley, D., "Choice situation, refocusing andpost-bankruptcy performance", Journalof Management, 28, pp.695~717 (2002)
- Dutton, J. E., "The creation of momentum for change through the process of strategic diagnosis", Strategic Management Journal, 8, pp.279~295 (1987)
- Fiegenbaum, A., "Output flexibility - A competitive advantage for small firms", Strategic Management Journal, 12, pp.101~114 (1991)
- Furrer, O., "Corporate strategy and shareholder valueduring decline and turnaround", Management Decision, 45, pp.372~392 (2007)
- Gooding, R. Z., "A meta-analytic review of the relationship between size and performance: The productivity and efficiency of organizations and their subunits", Administrative Science Quarterly, 30, pp.462~481 (1985)
- Grinyer, P, "Sharpbenders: The secrets of unleashing corporate potential" (1988), Basil Blackwell
- Hambrick, D. C., "Turnaround strategies in mature industrial-product business units", Academy of Management Journal, 26, pp.231~248 (1983)
- Hambrick, D. C., "Handbook of Business Strategy, In Handbook of Business Strategy", pp.270~298 (1985), Warren, Gorham and Lamont
- Hannan M. T, "Organizations and Social Structure, In Organizational Ecology", pp.3~27 (1989), Harvard, U. Press
- Harrigan, K. R., "Strategies for Declining Business" (1980), Lexington Books
- Haveman, H. A., "Organizational size and change: Diversification in the savings and loan industry after deregulation", Administrative Science Quarterly, 38, pp.20~50 (1993)
- Hill, C. W., "Strategic management theory: An integrated approach (2th ED.)" (1992), Houghton Mifflin
- Hofer, C., "Toward a contingency theory of business strategy", Academy of Management Journal, 18, pp.784~810 (1975)
- Hofer, C., "Turnaround strategies", Journal of Business Strategy, 1, pp.19~31 (1980)
- Hoskisson R., "Conflicting Votes: The Effects of Institutional Ownership Heterogeneity and Internal Governance on Corporate Innovations Strategies", Academy of Management Journal, 45, pp.697~716 (2002)
- Huff, J. O., "Strategic renewal and the interactionof cumulative stress and inertia", Strategic Management Journal, 13, pp.55~75 (1992)
- Macmillan, I. C., "Criteria used by venture capitalists to evaluate new venture proposals", Journal of Business Venturing, 1(1), pp.119~128 (1985)
- McDougall, P. P., "The effects of industry growth and strategic breadth on new venture performance and strategy content", Strategic Management Journal, 15, pp.537~554 (1994)
- Mckinly, W., "Complexity and administrative intensity: The case of declining organizations", Administrative Science Quarterly, 32, pp.87~105 (1987)
- Meyer, A. D., "Adapting to environmental jolts", Administrative Science Quarterly, 27, pp.515~537 (1982)
- Miller, D., "Momentum and revolution in organizationaladaptation", Academy ofManagement Journal, 23, pp.591~614 (1980)
- Morrow, J., "The effect of cost and asset retrenchmenton firm performance: the overlookedrole of a firm's competitive environment", Journal of Management, 30, pp.189~208 (2004)
- P. R., "Performance Effects of Three Foci in Service Firms", Academy of Management Journal, 35, pp.985~1009 (1992)
- Ocasio, W., "The enactment of economic adversity: A reconciliation of theories of failure-induced change and threat-rigidity", Research in Organizational Behavior, 17, pp.287~331 (1995), JAI Press
- O'Neill, H. M., "Turnaround and recovery: what strategy do you need?", Long Range Planning, 19, pp.80~88 (1986)
- Pearce Ⅱ, J. A., "Retrenchment remains the foundationof business turnaround", StrategicManagement Journal, 15, pp.407~417 (1994)
- Porter, M., "Competitive strategy: Techniques for analyzing industries and competitors" (1980), The Free Press
- Research on corporate decline and turnaround: Progress, problems, and prospects, "Ramanujam, V.", Academy of Management Proceedings, ~ (1986)
- D. K., "Turnaround: Retrenchment and Recovery", Strategic Management Journal, 13, pp.287~309 (1992)
- Sandverg, W. R., "New venture performance: The role of strategy and industry structure" (1986), Lexington Books
- Schendel, D., "Corporate turnaround strategies: astudy of profit decline and recovery", Journal of General Management, 3, pp.3~11 (1976)
- Slatter, S., "Corporate Recovery" (1984), Penguin Books
- Szilagyi, A. D., "Matching Managers to Strategies: AReview and Suggested Framework", Academy of Management Review, 9(4), pp.626~637 (1984)
- Tushman, M., "Organizational evolution: A metamorphosis model of convergence and reorientation, In Research in Organizational Behavior, Vol. 7" (1985), JAI Press
- Whetten, D. A., "Organizational decline: A neglected topic in organizational science", Academy of Management Review, 5(4), pp.577~588 (1980)
- Whetten, D. A., "Organizational Growth and Decline Processes", Annual Review of Sociology, 13, pp.335~358 (1987)
- Yip, G. S., "Barriers to entry" (1982), Lexington Books
