Strengthen your organizational capabilities intangible, hard-to-copy assets such as leadership, efficiency, and innovation.
MacArthur sought to modernize the system, expanding the concept of military character to include bearing, leadership, efficiency and athletic performance.
Its four categories include "Communication, Career Management, Research and Valorisation, and Leadership and Efficiency.
The Dean's Pillars of Excellence Awards will be presented annually to non-teaching staff making significant contributions to the excellence of the school through their commitment to service, initiative, outstanding leadership, increased efficiency, enthusiasm, collaboration, mentoring, and diversity.
Each of these clusters contains a number of specific skills such as 'Popular scientific writing' (Communication) or 'Negotiating' (Leadership and Efficiency)." Beyond offering skills training, institutions need to develop methods for collecting feedback about programs' effectiveness and tracking the careers of their alumni, the report adds.
Excellence in leadership, effectiveness and efficiency must be demanded, along with continuous review and development.
And while leadership is important, efficiency is not solely the responsibility of the university vice-chancellor, Diamond adds.
The greatest value from the state's energy efficiency leadership is likely to be knowledge creation, not GHG reduction.
But the new mayor needs to encourage businesses promoting solar power, energy from waste, district heating and show leadership on energy efficiency.
The Golden State's leadership in energy efficiency has largely to do with incentives that Pfannenstiel called "the stick, the carrot and the hot fudge sundae". Sticks are standards, such as requiring more insulation in buildings, that encourage energy efficiency.
The first, a cost leadership strategy, emphasises efficiency and the production of high volumes of standardised products.
