An interdisciplinary approach to study firm dynamic capabilities can provide a more comprehensive understanding of how firms can achieve and sustain competitive advantage. Looking to explore innovative ways to infuse interdisciplinary in analytical models, namely if intersecting firm dynamic capabilities theory with contextual variables (e.g., resource scarcity). Thanks!
That sounds like a fascinating direction! Integrating contextual variables like resource scarcity could offer a richer, more nuanced understanding of how firms develop and deploy dynamic capabilities. Are you looking to incorporate insights from specific disciplines—such as behavioral economics, complexity science, or systems thinking—into your models? Or are you more focused on methodological innovations like agent-based modeling or machine learning to analyze these intersections?
Hi Farid Leguebedj Thanks for the great comment :) actually, I am looking to incorporate both: going from theoretical insights (namely how firms develop and deploy dynamic capabilities to deal with labor scarcity - GenAI and software development practitioners, for example) to fresh methodological approachs aligned with the previous. Thanks!
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