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Nuevas formas de organización a través de la dirección de recursos humanos: El caso de FREMAP

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  • Quintanilla, Javier

    (IESE Business School)

  • Sanchez-Runde, Carlos

    (IESE Business School)

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Este documento de investigación aborda el papel de los recursos humanos en el desarrollo de Nuevas Formas Organizativas (NFO). Por medio de un caso longitudinal se analizan los cambios estructurales y organizativos que tuvieron lugar en Fremap, empresa líder dentro del sector español de las mutuas, determinando la lógica y fuerzas dinamizadoras detrás de dichos cambios. Las características clave de Fremap, el fuerte liderazgo de su primer ejecutivo y sus pioneras políticas de recursos humanos, destacan como elementos fundamentales subyacentes del proceso de configuración de Fremap hacia una NFO.

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  • Quintanilla, Javier & Sanchez-Runde, Carlos, 2000. "Nuevas formas de organización a través de la dirección de recursos humanos: El caso de FREMAP," IESE Research Papers D/423, IESE Business School.
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