📍 Is today’s cleverness good enough for tomorrow’s crisis?
📍 What can we learn from evolutionary biology to drive organizational resilience?
📍 Will remote work become a bottleneck for innovative exploration?
📍 What are the powers of experimentation and pivoting in complex systems?
📍 How does a mindset of skepticism and renewal keep us resilient?
Welcome to a new episode of the unique Building Resilience series!
This episode brings on an eye-opening discussion that will give you the opportunity to reflect on our organizations from a different angle than you have done before – that of a complex living system.
My guest is Daniel Levinthal - Professor of Corporate Strategy at Wharton School – the University of Pennsylvania and one of the most prominent management scholars.
His research has been pivotal and answered questions of organizational adaptation and industry evolution, particularly in the context of technological change.
His papers remain some of the highest cited papers in management and social sciences in general.
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