Elena Krause-Söhner

Chair of Information Systems I, Innovation and Value Creation

Multi-level interaction effects during digital innovation activities: A case study from a digital innovation unit in the paper processing industry (2023) Seilz V, Krause-Söhner E, Schaller C, Roth A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Change of Organizational Ambidexterity in Corporate Venture Units: how an Innovation Unit Increasingly Develops Exploitative Tendencies (2023) Seilz V, Krause-Söhner E, Schaller C, Roth A Journal article, Original article Multifaceted and even contradictory? Impulses to push efficiency and innovativeness and the dynamic role of ambiguity in context of a German university (2022) Krause-Söhner E, Roth A, Schaller C Journal article Dynamics of Organizational Ambidexterity. Studies from a Processual Constructivist Perspective (2021) Krause E Thesis Organizational ambidexterity from a process-oriented perspective: A systematic literature review (2020) Krause E, Roth A, Schaller C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Towards a model of ambidexterity change: A multi-level case study in a German multi-campus university (2019) Krause E, Roth A, Schaller C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Strategically influencing the multi-level dynamics of ambidexterity in academia – A longitudinal case study in a multi-campus university. (2019) Krause E Conference contribution, other Strategic ambidexterity development in a public service context: Changing the focus on short-term improvements and long-term innovation in a multi-campus university. (2019) Krause E, Roth A, Schaller C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Managing the Dynamics of Ambidexterity: A longitudinal case study of the European Envelope-Industry (2019) Krause E, Roth A, Schaller C, Möslein K Conference contribution, Conference Contribution The dynamics of organizational ambidexterity – An analysis about the role of organizational identity in strategic change (2018) Krause E Conference contribution, Conference Contribution