Dynamic capabilities for strategic innovation
By cultivating ‘dynamic capabilities’ an organization can develop the strategic agility to continuously assess and – if necessary – renew their competitive advantages to survive
By cultivating ‘dynamic capabilities’ an organization can develop the strategic agility to continuously assess and – if necessary – renew their competitive advantages to survive
“What is the worst thing that you can do in a time of pandemic? Wait and sit it out.” This advice from Prof Oliver Gassman
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Design Thinking can help organisations to become ‘ambidextrous’ (pursue the competing agendas of exploitative innovation and explorative innovation in parallel), but to do both requires
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How do you balance the generation of short-term profit, gained from the exploitation of existing knowledge and success patterns, with long-term success to be achieved
Business model innovation is an essential driver of a company’s competitive advantage, however, successful models seem to result from trial and error exercises rather than
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