organization

Can organisational ambidexterity kill innovation? A case for non-expected utility decision making

The academic construction of ambidexterity articulated around notions such as exploration, exploitation (J. March 1991) has been flourishing over the years with a strong background in organisational theory to explain levels of performance and …

Measuring the generative power of an organisational routine with design theories: the case of design thinking in a large firm

This article studies how a large firm uses Design Thinking (DT) as a core process in specific design and development team whose mission is to bridge the gap between unidentified market needs and business units research & development effort. We …