Exploring an innovation project as source of change in organization design

Jacob Brix; Lois S. Peters

doi:10.7146/jod.17574

Exploring an innovation project as source of change in organization design

Jacob Brix, Lois S. Peters

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Abstract

This study builds new empirically based theory on how the processing of an innovation
project with a high degree of uncertainty induces change in key components in organization design. By using an embedded case study as our research strategy and organisation design theory as our analytical lens, we construct ten propositions that determine how the organization design of our case organization was influenced because of their innovation project. These changes represent: a) improved competencies for exploration activities, b) improved competencies for exploiting new knowledge, and c) increased readiness for change.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Tidsskrift	Journal of Organization Design
Vol/bind	4/1
Udgave nummer	Special Issue: Organizing for Performance
ISSN	2245-408X
DOI	https://doi.org/10.7146/jod.17574
Status	Udgivet - 2015
Udgivet eksternt	Ja

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Organisatorisk Læring og Læringskultur

Doctoral Workshop on Collecting, Documenting, Analyzing and Publishing Qualitative Data in Organizational Studies

Operationalizing the empirical research process

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