Study goals
Identify the relationships between dynamic capabilities and project management, understanding how dynamic capabilities are manifested and operationalized within the organization, and highlighting elements that contributed to the project's success (or failure).
Relevance / originality
It is relevant as it provides a deeper understanding of dynamic capabilities in project management within the context of technology companies, particularly regarding knowledge management, opportunity-sensing capabilities, and absorptive capacity.
Methodology / approach
A case study approach was chosen, in which a semi-structured interview was conducted with 20 employees, including 2 founding partners of the company, 4 project managers, and 14 staff members.
Main results
The results show that, although the company has cultural elements that favor collaboration, transparency, and customer focus, its dynamic capabilities are still at an early and poorly formalized stage.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The main theoretical contribution of this study is to demonstrate that projects conducted in contexts where dynamic capabilities are strengthened are more likely to generate strategic value and foster innovation.
Social / management contributions
To provide a deeper understanding of dynamic capabilities in project management within the context of technology companies, particularly regarding knowledge management, opportunity sensing capabilities, and absorptive capacity.