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"fr" => "<p>Maciej Workiewicz est professeur associé de management à l'ESSEC, où il enseigne la stratégie, le management stratégique et les cours sur l'IA dans les programmes de master en management, GMBA et exécutifs de l'école, ainsi que la stratégie, la théorie de l'organisation, la simulation numérique et l'apprentissage automatique dans le programme doctoral de l'école. Dans ses recherches, il se concentre sur la façon dont la structure organisationnelle influence la manière dont les entreprises s'adaptent aux changements de l'industrie et innovent. Ses recherches ont été publiées dans le Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Journal of Organization Design et le Journal of Management Inquiry. Avant de rejoindre l'ESSEC en 2016, le professeur Workiewicz a obtenu son MBA de l'INSEAD, et a par la suite obtenu un doctorat en Management (Stratégie) de la même école. Avant l'INSEAD, le professeur Workiewicz a travaillé chez Deloitte au Canada et chez Siemens en Allemagne.</p>\n"
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<p>Maciej Workiewicz is an Associate Professor of Management at ESSEC, where he teaches strategy, strategic management, and AI courses in the school's Masters in Management, GMBA, and Executive Programs as well as strategy, organization theory, computer simulation, and machine learning in the school's doctoral program. In his research he focuses on how organizational structure influences the way companies adapt to industry change and innovate. His research has been published in the Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Academy of Management Review, Journal of Organization Design, and the Journal of Management Inquiry. Before joining ESSEC in 2016, professor Workiewicz received his MBA from INSEAD, and later earned a PhD in Management (Strategy) from the same school. Prior to INSEAD, professor Workiewicz worked at Deloitte in Canada and at Siemens in Germany.</p>\n
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