Ambidextrous
Leadership (EN edition)

  • A forward-looking leadership handbook for managers in the field of digital transformation
  • Based on extensive empirical case study research
  • With a foreword by Dr. Eberhard Veit
  • Ambidexterity as a Leadership Approach for the digital transformation
  • Driving evolution and revolution simultaneously
  • Ambidextrous leadership in times of crisis

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Supervisory Board 2030

  • Describes how supervisory boards and advisory boards are becoming pioneers of a digital and sustainable corporate future
  • Drafts a mission statement for supervisory board work in times of major transformations
  • Includes detailed interviews with supervisory and advisory boards

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Ambidextrous Leadership
(1st edition)

  • A future-oriented leadership handbook for managers in the area of digital transformation
  • Offers communication-based options for successful leadership in highly innovative industrial companies in digitization
  • Is scientifically based on detailed empirical case studies
  • With a preface by Dr. Eberhard Veit

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Ambidexterity, leadership and communication

  • Managers influence radical and incremental innovations through communicative action.
  • The model of ambidextry-oriented leadership communication shows how leadership communication enables and combines exploration and exploitation.
  • Digitalization increases the tension between exploitation (expanding existing business) and exploration (opening up new business areas).
  • Mechanical and plant engineering companies are faced with the challenge of both optimising existing business and driving forward innovative new developments.

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Ambidextrous Leadership (2nd edition)

  • Ambidexterity as a management tool in digital transformation
  • Consciously shaping digital transformation
  • Managing evolution and revolution at the same time
  • Ambidextrous Leadership in times of crisis

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