Juha Uotila
Associate Professor of Strategic Management
Research Interests
Juha's research interests include innovation strategy, platform and ecosystem strategies, strategic change, organisational adaptation, complexity theory in organisations and technological change in network industries.
Teaching in 2019-2020
Marketing & Strategy
- IB9JA0: Strategic Management
Undergraduate
- IB3D80: Corporate Strategy Part A
Strategy & International Business
Email: Juha.Uotila@wbs.ac.uk / Tel: 024 765 22935 / Room: 2.225
Biography
Dr Juha Uotila joined Warwick Business School in September 2012 from Aalto University, Finland. With an MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management and a doctoral degree in Strategy, Juha specialises in strategic change, innovation and renewal in technology-intensive industries. Juha has received several awards on his research on organisational ambidexterity, including the Aalto University School of Science Best Doctoral Dissertation award and the Emerald Citations of Excellence Award for authoring one of the 50 most influential management articles of 2009.
Publications
Journal Articles
- Juha Uotila (2018) "Punctuated equilibrium or ambidexterity : dynamics of incremental and radical organizational change over time", Industrial and Corporate Change, 27, 1, 131-148
- Juha Uotila (2018) "Exploratory and exploitative adaptation in turbulent and complex landscapes", European Management Review, 15, 4, 505-519
- Uotila, J., Keil, T. and Maula, M. (2017) "Supply-side network effects and the development of information technology standards", MIS Quarterly , 41, 4, 1207-9-A19
- Juha Uotila (2017) "Exploration, exploitation, and variability : competition for primacy revisited", Strategic Organization, 15, 4, 461-480
- Gustafsson, R., Jääskeläinen, M., Maula, M. and Uotila, J. (2015) "Emergence of industries : a review and future directions", International Journal of Management Reviews, 18, 28-50
- Uotila, J., Maula, M., Keil, T. and Zahra, S. A. (2009) "Exploration, exploitation, and financial performance : analysis of S&P 500 corporations", Strategic Management Journal, Volume 30, Number 2, 221-231
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