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Tomasz Helbin

Tomek Helbin

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affiliation: Ghent University, Department of Business Informatics and Operations Management, Belgium

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2023
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Tomasz Helbin, Amy Van Looy:
Organizational Culture and BPM Ambidexterity in the EU Public Sector: the FADE Model. HICSS 2023: 1706-1715
2021
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Tomasz Helbin, Amy Van Looy:
Process Innovation in the EU Public Sector Through the Lens of BPM Ambidexterity. Business Process Management Workshops 2021: 141-152

2010 – 2019

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2019
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Tomek Helbin:
Investigating How Business Process Ambidexterity Facilitates Business-IT Alignment in Public Sector Organizations. RCIS 2019: 1-5
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Tomek Helbin, Amy Van Looy:
Business Process Ambidexterity and its impact on Business-IT alignment. A Systematic Literature Review. RCIS 2019: 1-12

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