Study goals
The objective of this study is to map and analyze the scientific literature exploring the relationship between dynamic capabilities and organizational learning in the context of project management, and to propose a framework for future studies on these topics.
Relevance / originality
The study's relevance lies in the need for organizations to adapt to volatile and uncertain business environments. Its originality lies in integrating the fields of dynamic capabilities and organizational learning to identify their relevance in project management.
Methodology / approach
The methodology used was a systematic literature review, which analyzed 77 articles. The analysis involved grouping the articles into four thematic clusters to identify patterns and relationships between concepts.
Main results
The main result is that the synergistic integration of dynamic capabilities, organizational learning, and knowledge management is a relevant factor for organizational adaptation, innovation, and performance. Specifically, the findings were grouped into four clusters.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The contributions consist of providing structured evidence on the interdependence between dynamic capabilities, learning, and knowledge management. The study theoretically reinforces that continuous learning strengthens dynamic capabilities, and knowledge management serves as a catalyst for innovation.
Social / management contributions
The contributions to management are to offer a roadmap for managers, indicating that they should develop strategies that combine leadership, technology (digitalization), and knowledge management This translates into fostering a culture of learning, implementing knowledge management systems, and innovation to respond quickly