The document summarizes sources of power within organizations and how power and politics influence strategic change. It identifies six sources of power: the ability to cope with uncertainty, centrality within resource transfers, control over information, non-substitutability, control over contingencies, and control over resources. It also discusses how power and politics directly impact an organization's strategy and structure, and that companies must create an internal environment that addresses the needs of different divisions to enable changes from external forces.
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Ability To Cope With Uncertainty
The document summarizes sources of power within organizations and how power and politics influence strategic change. It identifies six sources of power: the ability to cope with uncertainty, centrality within resource transfers, control over information, non-substitutability, control over contingencies, and control over resources. It also discusses how power and politics directly impact an organization's strategy and structure, and that companies must create an internal environment that addresses the needs of different divisions to enable changes from external forces.
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