They already leverage the collective buying power of hospitals and other facilities to negotiate discounts on products.
The workshop created an environment designed to leverage the collective knowledge and experience of the participants themselves, a heterogeneous group of academic women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
I'm trying to leverage the collective perspective, wisdom, and experience of everyone I've been talking to and to lead Walmart as if it were a brand-new company on day one.
Creating an ethos of conversation, rather than a one-sided presentation, for critical discussions can better leverage the collective intelligence of the team, make solutions to organizational problems better and more comprehensive, and improve ownership for execution of ideas.
In doing so, the team was able to leverage the collective capacity of the crowd [62].
Build and leverage the collective action of the private sector towards positive societal impact.
My theory was that by leveraging the collective expertise of skilled professionals, we could have a significant impact on the social sector.
Crowdsourcing, Brabham tells us, is an online, distributed problem solving and production model that leverages the collective intelligence of online communities for specific purposes set forth by a crowdsourcing organization corporate, government, or volunteer.
As the debt crisis has ground on and recession has set in, fraying the always loosely woven fabric of European political unity, Mr. Berggruen has shuttled among capitals in his private jet, leveraging the collective influence of about two dozen prominent friends in the hope of saving Europe from itself.
Analysing the results of the European elections, he said the things that everyone had been seemingly trying, but failing, to articulate: the idea that the UK could strike a better bargain, negotiating solo with the behemoth economies of China, India, Brazil and the US, rather than leveraging the collective bargaining power of the largest global bloc, is a fiction.
If we are to reduce recidivism at all, organized labor must head into the states where officers lack unions and gather them together, leveraging the collective power of these individuals who – through the way they are treated and, in turn, treat prisoners – can be the engine of rehabilitation and reform.
