Institutional Isomorphism

The video explains institutional isomorphism, a theory where organizational strategy emerges from the convergence of practices influenced by norms. It details three types: adaptive, where organizations evolve due to external pressures; mimetic, where they imitate others to compete or benchmark; and normative, where internal expertise drives change. These factors collectively shape organizational strategy.

What is the primary driver of strategy within an organization according to the initial concept discussed?

• Technological advancements

• Financial goals

• Convergence of practices and norms

• Internal policies

Which type of institutional isomorphism involves changes due to external cultural pressures?

• Normative

• Mimetic

• Strategic

• Adaptive

In mimetic isomorphism, what do companies primarily seek from others?

• To establish partnerships

• To imitate or benchmark

• To acquire resources

• To merge operations

What drives normative isomorphism within an organization?

• Internal expertise

• Customer feedback

• External market trends

• Government regulations

Which of the following is NOT a type of institutional isomorphism discussed?

• Adaptive

• Mimetic

• Competitive

• Normative