Another key consideration is the relationship between organizational health and performance. The construct of ambidextrous organization which is “aligned and efficient in management of today’s business demands while simultaneously adapting to changes in the environment” (Raisch & Birkinshaw 2008), helps to relate organizational health with performance. Like ambidexterity which means being able to use both right and left hand equally, an organization should be able to use both exploitation and exploration techniques to be successful. Exploitation means being able to perform well against operational targets in the present whilst exploration means having an eye for the future to innovate to gain momentum towards a clear strategic goal. There is a strong need for balance between different components of an organization (Raisch & Birkinshaw 2008, Gibson & Birkinshaw 2004).