Ambidextrous behaviour in new business development projects: Understanding the role of formal and informal control mechanisms | Zendy

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Ambidextrous behaviour in new business development projects: Understanding the role of formal and informal control mechanisms

Author(s) -

Mohammad Behrouzi

Publication year - 2017

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Dissertations/theses

DOI - 10.5204/thesis.eprints.104397

Subject(s) - centralisation , creativity , business , autonomy , knowledge management , control (management) , process management , management , computer science , political science , economics , law

How to manage new business development projects is investigated in this thesis. How managers can simultaneously encourage exploration of new resources through innovation and creativity and exploitation of current resources by coordinating resources with organisational strategies is examined. The findings provide managerial guidance on how to best achieve this by combining formal control via the budget and centralisation with equipping the new business development project with autonomy and experienced project managers

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