Dynamic Managerial Capabilities for a Complex World with AI

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Authors: Martin Kunc Ph.D.
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Abstract

Dynamic managerial capabilities are changing in an era of big data, analytics, artificial intelligence, and complexity. Managers need to learn how to apply a combination of strategy concepts and analytical methods (quantitative and qualitative), together with artificial intelligence (AI), to address unstructured complex strategic problems using data coming in multiple forms (large, unstructured, fast). This chapter discusses the task (activities), cognitive (interpretation), and behavior (decisions) dimensions of dynamic managerial capabilities. Strategizing is a field within strategic management literature, which is related to the strategy work. Organizations need to evolve into a data-driven culture where decisions are made based on insights obtained from data supported by analytics and AI. Modeling is beyond the simple mathematical model or the systematic ordering of qualitative data. Modeling involves performing a social practice by participating actively with the model during strategizing processes.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Big Data and Business Intelligence Innovation and Knowledge Management Complex Systems and Decision Making

Publication details

Pages
49–83
Publication date
18 January 2026
Language
EN