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S.O.L.V.E.S. explores the tension between exploitation and exploration of business capabilities within an organization. The primary academic underpinnings include the theory of contextual ambidexterity. The book gives many examples of large organizations that have explored successfully and some that have exploited to their ultimate detriment.

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S.O.L.V.E.S. explores the tension between exploitation and exploration of business capabilities within an organization. The primary academic underpinnings include the theory of contextual ambidexterity. The book gives many examples of large organizations that have explored successfully and some that have exploited to their ultimate detriment.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Alexandro F. Armour is Founding Director and CEO of a technology professional services firm, BoldBrix, LLC, specializing in application modernization, infrastructure (cloud) modernization, enterprise systems engineering, and data management. Dr. Armour currently leads an executive board specializing in technology, healthcare, finance and accounting, legal, mergers and acquisitions. Dr. Armour's academic research interests include strategic innovation at the intersection of the technology and healthcare industries. He has served a diverse client base including commercial, higher education, and federal and state government organizations. Prior to BoldBrix, Dr. Armour's positions included Senior Product Consultant at PeopleSoft, Inc. (now Oracle), Senior Consultant with KPMG Consulting, LLC (formerly BearingPoint), and U.S. Air Force officer, honorably discharged at the rank of Captain. Dr. Armour received his BS in Management from the U.S. Air Force Academy, MBA from Saint Mary's University in San Antonio, and an In-Residence Executive Doctorate of Business (EDB) from Georgia State University. A polymathic and polyglot aspirant, he enjoys research and development (R&D) activities in emerging technologies and the lifelong pursuit of dot-connecting.