In the Challenging BANI World: Is Agile Leadership Enough?

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Year-Number: 2023-Cilt 1 Sayı 1
Yayımlanma Tarihi: 2024-02-03 14:59:30.0
Language : İngilizce
Konu : İşletme
Number of pages: 16-20
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Abstract

In a world characterized by Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear, and Incomprehensible (BANI) dynamics, organizations are confronted with unprecedented challenges that demand innovative leadership approaches. This article explores the potential of Agile leadership as a strategic response to the complexities of the BANI world. Drawing on a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, empirical studies, and illuminating case studies, this research examines the interplay between Agile leadership principles and the unique characteristics of the BANI environment.

Furthermore, our findings indicate that the scalability and adaptability of Agile leadership vary contextually. Understanding the factors influencing this scalability and adaptability is essential for both large corporations and non-profit entities.

Resilience emerges as a central theme in the context of brittleness, emphasizing Agile leadership's role in enabling organizations to navigate constant change and uncertainty. Additionally, the relationship between Agile leadership and innovation merits deeper exploration, particularly in sectors where innovation is pivotal to success.

This research concludes by underscoring the imperative of bridging the gap between the theoretical underpinnings of Agile leadership and its practical implementation, offering a call for future research to provide practical guidance to organizations. The potential of interdisciplinary perspectives to enhance our understanding of Agile leadership is highlighted, emphasizing collaborations across various domains.

In summation, this research illuminates Agile leadership as a dynamic and versatile strategy capable of addressing the intricate challenges of the BANI world. The insights derived from this study provide valuable guidance to organizations seeking to enhance their adaptability, innovation, and resilience in a continuously evolving and uncertain environment.

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Abstract

In a world characterized by Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear, and Incomprehensible (BANI) dynamics, organizations are confronted with unprecedented challenges that demand innovative leadership approaches. This article explores the potential of Agile leadership as a strategic response to the complexities of the BANI world. Drawing on a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, empirical studies, and illuminating case studies, this research examines the interplay between Agile leadership principles and the unique characteristics of the BANI environment.

Furthermore, our findings indicate that the scalability and adaptability of Agile leadership vary contextually. Understanding the factors influencing this scalability and adaptability is essential for both large corporations and non-profit entities.

Resilience emerges as a central theme in the context of brittleness, emphasizing Agile leadership's role in enabling organizations to navigate constant change and uncertainty. Additionally, the relationship between Agile leadership and innovation merits deeper exploration, particularly in sectors where innovation is pivotal to success.

This research concludes by underscoring the imperative of bridging the gap between the theoretical underpinnings of Agile leadership and its practical implementation, offering a call for future research to provide practical guidance to organizations. The potential of interdisciplinary perspectives to enhance our understanding of Agile leadership is highlighted, emphasizing collaborations across various domains.

In summation, this research illuminates Agile leadership as a dynamic and versatile strategy capable of addressing the intricate challenges of the BANI world. The insights derived from this study provide valuable guidance to organizations seeking to enhance their adaptability, innovation, and resilience in a continuously evolving and uncertain environment.

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