Strategy » Strategic Ambidexterity
Very few companies can excel at innovation and efficiency at the same time. How can organizations best balance exploration and exploitation?
Very few companies can excel at innovation and efficiency at the same time. Of the 2,500 public companies we analyzed, just 2% consistently outperform their peers on both growth and profitability during good and bad times.
It’s harder to stay on top than to get there. How can you avoid the seemingly inevitable and become an “evergreen” corporation?
If you want to build a business that lasts, there may be no better place to look for inspiration than your own immune system.
The increasing intelligence of machines could be wasted unless businesses reshape the way they develop and execute their strategies.
Public companies in the US have a one-in-three chance of not surviving the next five years. What can CEOs do to drive both performance and longevity?
Google, now Alphabet, restructured its organization to realize an ambidextrous approach to its business, potentially benefitting both its moonshot projects, its nascent businesses and its mature core business.
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