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2014 | 1(31) | 26-35

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Twórczość organizacyjna i ICT jako nowa perspektywa zarządzania organizacją

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Organizational creativity and ICT as a new perspective for management in organization

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The main purpose of the paper is to identify the new emerging perspective on management – an organizational creativity and its computer support. We have investigated the organizational creativity issue from the strategic research base view and proposed to explain the organizational creativity as a dynamic capabilities of an organization. They mean the adoption for changing environment through acquiring new resources and creating new configurations from them. Our considerations have given an assumption for the identification the role of ICT in organizational creativity computer support, as well as the research gap in this area.

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