"business competency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's or company's knowledge and understanding of how to conduct business. For example, "The company has demonstrated a high level of business competency through its successful expansion into new markets."
The importance of personal attributes like creativity, assertiveness, critical thinking or self-confidence is stressed with regard to the development of students' business competencies.
These exemplary organizations together recognized basic needs -- water, food and shelter -- in their communities and applied their core business competencies in distribution, delivery and logistics management.
However, research and business competencies deserve closer attention in future curricular development.
For example, the SQH franchise management could turn attention to developing their membership's business competencies, in addition providing subsidized medical products as a means for ensuring equitable access to reproductive health services.
Like other big engineering firms, Aecom has a seemingly sprawling business, with competencies ranging from designing subway systems to providing logistical support to the U.S. military in Iraq.
Apple's Tim Cook is moving his team into healthcare via the Apple Watch and HealthKit; IBM and Google are two examples of firms with strong business analytics competencies.
My four year research on global leadership and diversity conducted across seven different sectors and 22 countries (LEAD³), identified six leadership competencies: Business and cross cultural competencies, connecting and building relationships, practicing rigour, stakeholder satisfaction, value-based professional and positive influence.
Bankers protest that unbundling or putting businesses and competencies into different compartments behind Chinese walls will not suit investors.
Table 4 Discriminant validity assessment Constructs Entrepreneurial social norms Entrepreneurial competencies Business performance Entrepreneurial social norms 1 Entrepreneurial competencies 0.206 1 Business performance 0.006 0.231 0.764.
Table 5 A summary of findings Hypothesis Independent variable Dependent variable γ T Hypothesis accepted/rejected H1 Entrepreneurial competencies Business performance 0.24 3.04 Accepted H2 Entrepreneurial social norms Entrepreneurial competencies 0.20 2.34 Accepted H3 Entrepreneurial social norms Business performance −0.04 −0.64 Rejected.
More often sport is simply mundane, a business of interlocking competencies.
