… what it means for established companies remains perplexing for both … Here, we identify three
core tensions at the heart of digital … These tensions frame a concrete discussion of strategic …

… startup ventures, established companies typically face strong … For close to two centuries,
established operators have been … The organizations we studied strived to maintain their core …

… The influence of customers goes so far as to establish fundamental restrictions for the
choice of potential cooperation partners for the company, as reported by an executive: …

… the focal point for tension between innovation and the status … considered core if they
differentiate a company strategically. … interest in the company’s well-established lines of hardware, …

… However, companies with an established tradition as a core can experiences tension and
… understanding of how a company based on tradition can cope with the tension between an …

… Thus, in contrast to some who believe that international business research is less likely to
contribute to the core of other domains (Peng2004), we argue that research on MNCs has a …

… tensions that leaders face during a turnaround process. To begin addressing this gap in the
literature, we utilise case studies of four companies to examine the core tensions … tensions in …

… tensions as a core characteristic of social enterprises, the literature provides no systematic
analysis of how these tensions … in marketing materials on the company website, employees, …

… companies wanted to establish a joint marketing magazine, but tension arose when the
other companies … the competitive advantage and core capabilities of their own company. One …

… To gain more holistic insights into innovation tensions and … [the clients] have an already
established language, so it's not … A core team develops trust and a common language, reducing …