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Flexibilisierung von KMU : das Projekt ProfiL ; Produktions- und Organisationsoptimierung durch flexiblen Methodeneinsatz im integralen Life Cycle Management für KMU

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Leveraging integrated information systems to enhance strategic flexibility and performance : the enabling role of enterprise risk management

Arnold, Vicky; Benford, Tanya; Canada, Joseph; Sutton, … - In: International journal of accounting information systems 19 (2015), pp. 1-16

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The impact of enterprise systems on process flexibility and organisational flexibility

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The quest for organizational flexibility : driving changes in business processes through the identification of relevant context

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Process ambidexterity driven by environmental uncertainty : balancing flexibility and routine

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Rethinking the agility puzzle : toward an understanding of endogenous dynamics in becoming agile

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Extant research on organizational agility leans more toward flexibility in the face of environmental changes and dynamics. Although such a view is needed and seems plausible initially, it lacks a thorough theoretical underpinning that explains how agility is actually enacted endogenously in the...

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