Uncoordinated Incentives and Sub-Optimization In business, if an enterprise creates incentives within organizational "stove-pipes" rather than across the whole, the overall optimization of the enterprise and its elements suffers.
Of course, this being the fringe, a raucous enterprise created as a platform for alternatives to established ways of making theater, anything that smacks of a co-opting by the commercial world can become suspect.
JetBrains Research in St . Petersburgis a private enterprise created to unite scientific and educational projects that make a real difference and to improve the current state of science and technology.
URENCO in turn was a joint enterprise created in 1970 by Great Britain, West Germany, and the Netherlands to ensure that they had an adequate supply of enriched uranium for their civilian power reactors.
It's a commercial enterprise, created by the avant-garde theatrical entrepreneur Michael Counts, written by John Bobey (whose credits include late-night television comedy) and directed by Daniel Goldstein (whose credits include Broadway).
Mr. Bazhayev, 39, served in the mid-1990's as the president of Yunko, a government-controlled enterprise created to manage Chechnya's petroleum business.
The court has understood that its strategy of trying Mr. Milosevic for his whole "criminal enterprise" created an overly cumbersome case, signaling the pitfalls for future high-profile trials.
For what we see in the transformative power in the 19th century is not a "collaborative imagining" but a largely individualized enterprise, creating a wealth of enduring and unpredictable innovations.
I want to take a moment to highlight one fellow in particular, Reese Fernandez-Ruiz of Rags2Riches - a social enterprise creating eco-ethical fashion and home accessories using recycled scrap fabrics by artisan communities in the Philippines.
At the same time that Gandhi, as a young lawyer in South Africa, began fashioning the tenets of his political philosophy, he was absorbed by a seemingly unrelated enterprise: creating a newspaper.
