One frequent suggestion in this era of flattened organizations is that everyone has to be a strategist.
But no one yet has unlocked the puzzle of supporting a large newsroom purely on digital revenue, a fact that may presage an era of news organizations that are smaller, weaker and less able to fulfill their traditional function as the nation's watchdog.
Living in such an era of disruption, organizations can no longer afford to rely on traditional business models.
Senator Everett Dirksen, a Republican of Illinois, declared, "we are in a new era of international organizations.
As part of an effort to bring the chamber into a new era of advocacy, the organization hired former Pepperdine University President William S. Banowsky in September , 1982 to be the 97-year-old chamber's first full-time salaried president.
Few politicians have the reliable base of support that their predecessors, in the era of strong party organizations, had.
Unfortunately, in the era of health maintenance organizations, we are forced to see more and more patients in less time.
We're entering an era of purpose driven organizations (like Patagonia, TOMS and IDEO), where organizational structures are becoming flatter (like Zappos introducing Holacracy) and where leadership demands greater collaboration.
To do that, we will have to study the performance of markets and industries and abandon antitrust standards that arose in an earlier era of industrial and political organization.
The society's chief executive, Wayne Pacelle, told me the conference signaled the beginning of a new era for his organization, which until recently has been focused on what he calls "more obvious" forms of animal cruelty.
As we've moved into the era of fundamentalist Islamist terrorism, organizations have had to adopt the fashions of fundamentalist Islam to stay relevant, and the key fashion is the suicide bomb.
