KAMINSKA , Renata

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Ambidexterity refers to the capacity to manage multiple and contradictory organizational architectures in order to simultaneously exploit and explore. The problem is this: how best to manage opposing objectives of exploitation versus exploration? We can extend the theory bearing on ambidextrous organizations by focusing on the dynamics of...

Ambidexterity refers to the capacity to manage multiple and contradictory organizational architectures in order to simultaneously exploit and explore. The problem is this: how best to manage opposing objectives of exploitation versus exploration? We can extend the theory bearing on ambidextrous organizations by focusing on the dynamics of...

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The investigation of major accidents reveals the importance of organizational factors and safety culture in ensuring safety in high-risk environments. Safety research highlights the existence of two types of safety: regulated and managed. While regulated safety focuses on technical/procedural barriers and predictable outcomes, managed safety...

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Les « systèmes presque totalement sûrs » se veulent reposer sur une sûreté réglée visant à prévoir tout ce qui est possible, et une sûreté gérée prévue pour faire face à l'imprévu. Mais l'accumulation des règles ou leur mauvaise application peut fragiliser l'édifice. Identifier les limites de l'action managériale est nécessaire pour accroître...

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