The Commission, Ms. Primatarova said, failed to appreciate how long transitions take to replace deeply entrenched structures.
(Martha Schwendener) New Museum: 'Adhocracy' (through July 7) The term "adhocracy" was coined by the futurologist Alvin Toffler, who predicted that innovative, ad hoc forms of organization would replace more bureaucratically entrenched structures in business and government.
(Johnson) New Museum: 'Adhocracy' (through July 7) The term "adhocracy" was coined by the futurologist Alvin Toffler, who predicted that innovative, ad hoc forms of organization would replace more bureaucratically entrenched structures in business and government.
The term "adhocracy" was coined by the futurist Alvin Toffler, who predicted in his 1970 book, "Future Shock," that new forms of organization based on temporary, ad hoc groups focused on specific projects would replace more bureaucratically entrenched structures in business and government.
The music industry, of course, has its own entrenched structures of artifice.
That's not a measure of willingness to support innovation, that's a reality of entrenched structures within the bank that don't want to lose the piece of the pie that they already have.
Compelling social movements are struggles against entrenched structures and cultures of entitlement, self-protected privilege, and unquestioned institutional access on the part of the anointed to the exclusion of the unbelonging.
Transforming the current chaotic mélange of health care payment and delivery arrangements into a genuine system will take many years, because current arrangements are entrenched and structured to resist effective cost control.
They know what's at stake and what interests are entrenched: the structures, finances, and cultures of hundreds of universities; the laws, regulations, and practices of massive federal bureaucracies; the expenditure of scores of billions of public and private dollars; and the ferocious politics of long-vested privilege.
