Time and corporate strategy
addition to a theoretical redefinition of the time in the company, it becomes increasingly necessary in my opinion analysis of time perception at the individual level. This is the purpose of the study The Circles of Time to the work of Reva Berman Brown and Richard Herring. The strategy and strategic decisions regarding implicitly the temporal dimension. The strategy is the ultimate business plan on which work to influence the future. Noting the importance of time in strategic decision-making, should be aware that different perceptions of time will produce consequently different strategic decisions. The questions that underpin the study of the two authors concern the perception of time itself and its variation (or its stability) depending on the responsibility age and sex of individuals organization. The concept of time is considered so important for the perception of reality, which is often different cultures make it a cornerstone of its cognitive structure (Bluedorn and Denhardt 1988, p. 300) . In the multitude of perceptions, there a dialectic between the underlying ontology realist and the nominalist time. The first conceives of time as a external reality linear, homogeneous, divisible and measurable . For the second, however, the time is a psychological linked to memory, perception and expectation. This dialectic is highly visible in the conceptualization of time work of the Greeks as Chronos and Kairos. Kairos is the time of the seasons and stories with a beginning, a middle and an end , human time the intentions and objectives, Chronos is, however, chronological time and measurable succession (Jaques 1982, p. 14). This dichotomy was later reformulated by Gale (1967) with the definition of time time series A and series B. The first is that because at any given time all events may be past, present or future . An event from the future becomes the present when necessary, and then past. In time-division events can be categorized , one against the other, according to their order. This type of relationship clearly remains constant. You can say, with good approximation, that both halves are described relate to our perception of the experience rather than the category itself. Over the past two decades, many researchers have defined different types of time ranging from the biological and psychological to the sacred, profane, private or public. Among these are also the place astronomical time and the social. Silvia Gherardi and Antonio Strati (1988) consider the time as a corporate composed of a plurality of types. The time companies is contained in the dialectic between inside and outside , and is involved in planning company under the form of foreshadowing of possible future to which direct the actions. At the same time governs the sequence of different phases of the events and provides the metaphor which is the basis of life and development organization. The authors point out that despite the prevalence of Newtonian concept of linear time, we all almost certainly have experienced situations where time seemed run slower or faster. Several variables can influence the perception of subjective tempo.William Friedman (1990) cites six: 1. Tasks involving tend to reduce perception of the past. 2. The presence of numerous events tends to prolong the feeling of the time elapsed. 3. The age accelerates the perception of time. 4. An interval of time seems longer if you are asked to judge a priori the life. 5. The frustration, fear and waiting longer perception time. 6.Un time seems all the more long as there are many details that we can remember. The philosophical approach to the issue of time often favors the fundamental question around its existence and essence. Heidegger (1972) and current existentialist deny the reality of time if not as an experience umana.Withrow supports the experience of events within time, but denies the experience of time itself (Green 1975). So even Gibson (1975), which admits only the perception of events and movement. The sense of this is meant as a direct result of our trip over of life and subsequent attempts to define our position in relation to the environment in which we move . The now thus corresponds to a space here and together defines a single point of space and time. 's where the other comes from the familiarity with the linear conception of time and with the concepts of before and after, equivalent to the space and time. The authors highlight the possibility of different attitudes toward time. Like the space, there are people who prefer look forward to the future, while others tend to look back to the past. Still others prefer dwell on this. Researchers define the three types of individuals, listed below, depending relationship with time: orientation to the past, present and future. At the same time, individuals differ, according to the researchers, for grades of freedom, which they attribute to the categories time. Some are more social pressure to conform and likely to meet deadlines, others will act rather more freely, following the own inner rhythms.
BY Imanuel Baharier 
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