Organisational Ambidexterity and Strategy: Design, Structure and Implementation
Imo Enang and John M. Rudd. Routledge. ISBN 9781032785042.
Publisher page ↗SCHOLARSHIP
Dr Imo Enang publishes across strategic management, organisational ambidexterity, project management, digital transformation, leadership and decision governance. His work is designed for both scholarly scrutiny and practical use.
BOOKS
Imo Enang and John M. Rudd. Routledge. ISBN 9781032785042.
Publisher page ↗Forthcoming 17 December 2026. Emerald Publishing Limited. ISBN 9781806865048.
Book record ↗SELECTED PEER-REVIEWED WORK
FUNDED RESEARCH
Co-Principal Investigator / Application Team Member. University of Wollongong in Dubai. Awarded AED 34,311,750, with AED 34,984,121 in pledged industry support and approximately AED 5 million in University in-kind contributions.
Evidence ↗Research Team / Project Collaborator. University of Wollongong in Dubai Internal Research Grant. AED 33,000 awarded in May 2026.
Evidence ↗Project Collaborator. Coventry University ESRC Impact Acceleration Account Partnership Development Award. Award value £4,990.
Evidence ↗RESEARCH THEMES
Organisational ambidexterity remains a central theme, with emphasis on implementation, dynamic capabilities, organisational culture, design, market orientation and performance.
A second strand examines how organisations convert information into accountable strategic decisions. This includes decision architecture, digital strategy, trust, human accountability and the design of management systems under uncertainty.
A third strand focuses on project and programme management, especially capability, resistance, transformation, governance and adaptive delivery.
SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS
Contributor to four Professional Development Workshops at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting.
British Academy of Management Conference.
Academy of Management Teaching & Learning Conference, Copenhagen. AI Systems: Evolution & Implementation.
Research seminar on the implementation of organisational ambidexterity and organisational performance.
ACADEMIC EVIDENCE
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