Revista da Academia de Estudos de Marketing

1528-2678

Abstrato

The Influence of Mediating Variables on Market Orientation During Organizational Change

Rex McClure

This study examines the relationship between organizational change initiatives and market orientation. Considering the strategic approach to organizational change, a number of key behavioral variables can be affected, which in turn affect market orientation. Data were collected from 253 mid-level managers in marketing-related positions. The results suggest that convergent change or classic downsizing had no significant effect on market orientation or the mediating variables. Change initiatives directed reorienting affected market orientation in a positive way, though mediated by organizational commitment, trust and internal communication.

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