Grous, Alexander
Dr Alexander Grous
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Experience keywords:
P2P; programme management; mobile and satellite telecommunications; DRM; information systems; aerospace; broadcasting; ERP; new media; e-commerce; software; internet; betting and gaming; franchising
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Dr Grous blends a professional background with graduate and postgraduate studies in economics, finance, information technology, and management. He has worked extensively in Europe, the US, Asia Pacific and Africa across sectors, including telecoms, FMCG, print and digital media, and in a number of technology environments. His research interests have recently focused on how managerial practices affect firm productivity, and how this varies across countries, particularly in technology and production enabled companies. This has included a focus on the way that organisational leadership influences a firm's culture, strategy innovation and ability to he transformed as a result of external change, with considerable work at CEO/COO level. The key theme of how technology, people and organisational structure interact in the pursuit of strategic goals is also being assessed in the context of a digital environment and the continued changes this precipitates for consumers and organisations alike.
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Sectors and industries to which research relates:
Banking; Consultancy; Creative Industries and Culture; Financial Services; Information Technology; Media Technology and New Media; Telecommunications
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Countries and regions to which research relates:
Australia; Asia; EU; Greece
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Languages: Greek [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Intermediate]
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Media experience:
Radio
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The following references are sourced from LSE Research Online|. References that are linked lead to the full text.
Grous, Alexander (2012) The 'Olympic cycling effect': a report prepared for Sky and British Cycling. London School of Economics and Economic Science, London, UK Whitley, Edgar A. and Grous, Alexander (2009) Academic writing by 'international' students in the internet age: studying diversity in practice. International journal of innovation in education, 1 (1). pp. 12-34. ISSN 1755-151X Whitley, Edgar A. and Grous, Alexander (2008) How international postgraduate students tackle writing assignments: an empirical study. International journal of applied linguistics, 156 (1). pp. 329-330. ISSN 0019-0810
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