Ambidestreza organizacional en relaciones interorganizacionales

Palabras clave:
Relaciones empresariales, Desempeño organizacional, coexplotación, coexploración, Explotación organizacional, Organización

Autores

Miguel Ángel Solís Molina Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje SENA
Augusto Rodríguez Orejuela Universidad del Valle
Miguel Hernández Espallardo Universidad de Murcia
  • Introducción


  • Capítulo 1. Ambidestreza organizacional y desempeño: una revisión a la literatura


  • Capítulo 2. ¿Ambidestreza o especialización en explotación o exploración? El papel de la capacidad de absorción en el desempeño de la firma


  • Capítulo 3. ¿Colaborar mediante coexplotación o coexploración o por medios propios? El papel de la capacidad de alianzas en el desempeño de la firma


  • Capítulo 4. Implicaciones sobre el desempeño de la ambidestreza organizacional e interorganizacional


  • Capítulo 5. Gobierno y desempeño en proyectos de innovación de coexplotación y coexploración


  • Conclusiones


  • Anexo. Instrumento diagnóstico para la empresa


  • Referencias


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