Sentence examples for corporate adaptability from inspiring English sources
Corporate adaptability usually comes not from some sweeping new initiative dreamed up at headquarters but from the accumulation of microadaptations originating throughout the company in response to its many microenvironments.
I suspect, as Marissa Mayer rebuilds the corporate culture and adaptability of Yahoo!, she and her executive team will become more open to having remote employees again.
In essence, it replaces the corporate ladder with a lattice, encouraging adaptability and a longer view.
One of business's great contemporary problems is how to release and sustain among the people who work in corporate hierarchies the thrust, initiative, and adaptability of the entrepreneur.
Flexibility and operational adaptability are essential for long term corporate success and real option (RO) appears suitable for analysing risky projects.
And it has proven enormously adaptable: look at the gap between General Motors and Monorail.Yet this very adaptability points to another truth: that the corporation will surely become ever less corporate.
"All of us in business," Mr. Grove wrote, "have a responsibility to maintain the industrial base on which we depend and the society whose adaptability — and stability — we may have taken for granted". Silicon Valley and much of corporate America have yet to live up to that principle.
Instead of the focus being adaptability, they are going to create their own lane whether that's in corporate America or in their own businesses.
Whether [during my] career in corporate America or starting a new business or building a new career as an author, flexibility and adaptability have been my most important assets.
