The phrase "enterprise vision" is correct and usable in written English, and it can be used to refer to a company or organization's intended goal or purpose.
For example: "The enterprise vision of this company is to become the leading provider of affordable healthcare in the region."
Translate an already-agreed enterprise vision down to the unit you are leading or focus the work of your team on a local or regional vision.
However, by communicating extensively with staff members, cross-fertilizing talent across unit boundaries, and targeting rewards to shape performance, RBC was able to cultivate rising leaders with the unit expertise and the enterprise vision to help the company fulfill its new aims.
"This acquisition extends our Unwired Enterprise vision with the addition of two new enterprise channels — wireless carriers and content providers — making Sybase the leading mobile enterprise software and services provider in the world," said John Chen, Sybase chairman, CEO and president.
Sells says they see this announcement as part of bringing Greene's enterprise vision to fruition, and while it's only a small piece of that overall enterprise push, it is part of a deliberate effort to capture more traditional enterprise marketshare and move it to Google's cloud.
But at least it's a mess that comes with enterprise, vision and yet more phallic metaphors, all filtered through a loopy French imagination.
Like the lycra body suits that were all the rage on the Starship Enterprise, visions of what we will be wearing in the future often verge on the ridiculous.
On the role of incentives, Stedman argues that the free-enterprise vision became dominant thanks to a transatlantic network of think tanks, businessmen, politicians, and journalists.
But that would be to overlook a certain underlying urgency driving the whole enterprise: a vision of preindustrial integration for an age of anxious fragmentation.
To drive change in any enterprise requires vision, clearly.
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The Office of the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) is responsible for setting enterprise-wide vision and strategy for Columbia University Information Technology as a whole.
