1. Doctor of Business Administration meta model revised July 19 2017
PROFESSOR ROBIN MATTHEWS
KINGSTON UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL LONDON
RANEPA MOSCOW
MOSI YOSHKAR-OLA
ECONOMIC STRATEGIES
PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE OF CORPORATE STRATEGY AND ACCOUNTING
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2. Disruptive technology and de-industrialisation

3. Global macro conditions
Payoffs to
stakeholder groups
Tangible and
intangible
Assets
(including
Reputation)
payoffs
Competitors and
co-operators
Outer dynamics
Inner dynamics
Global macro conditions
grammar
MARCS
Rules, laws, regulations, structures, architectures, routines.
Mindsets, culture, memes, norms, values, habits, moods.
Intelligence rational and emotional.
Formal and Informal, Inner and Outer.
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4. META MODEL PAYOFFS INNER DYNAMICS DYNAMICS GRAMMAR OUTER DYNAMICSOUTER

5. payoffs Inner dynamics Outer
GRAMMAR
SYSTEM
STATE
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6. (0) P grammar OD ID PAYOFFS (P) INNER (ID) DYNAMICS
OODOO I OD ID
INNER (ID)
DYNAMICS
OUTER (OD) DYNAMICS
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7. ORANIZATIONAL GRAMMAR
describes the rules that operate in societies/organizations/institutions
includes explicit, and implicit laws, regulations, traditions, cultures and mind sets external and internal to an organization.
enables us to make sense of organizations
introduces order (organization)
is reflected in artefacts
Introduces structure/organization
Establish meaning/sense making
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8. Concept [T] Personal [P] Unconscious [U] Formal [F] Explicit [E]
GRAMMAR
Intersection of
sub-grammars
Concept [T]
Personal [P]
Unconscious [U]
Formal [F]
Explicit [E]
Internal [M]
External [X]
Tacit [T]
Conscious [C]
Informal [I]
Dimensions of grammar
are sub-grammars
Social [S]
Artefacts [A]
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9. DISCUSSION Give examples from your knowledge and experience to illustrate all the categories of grammar in the data below
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