To Umang, it's important to instill a corporate culture where you actually force failure, as long as you redefine the word and make sure your team understands that it's about taking a risk and not being afraid.
In this article, the authors outline these and other moves companies can make to redefine their profit drivers and realize low-risk growth.
The change we need to make is to redefine engagement beyond an "annual HR measure" to a continuous, holistic part of an entire business strategy.
"In Britain you get the impression that however controversial they may be, efforts are at least being made to redefine parts of national life, like education or welfare.
During the 1970s, however, attempts were made to redefine the human element in urban architecture.
Various attempts were made to redefine Anglo-Iraqi relations, as embodied in the 1926 and 1927 treaties, without fundamentally altering Britain's responsibility.
I am interested in the history of nature and standards: how the historical moments in which people tried to define nature made them redefine humanity, too?
An attempt has therefore been made to redefine this solvus boundary using electrical resistivity measurements for low lithium concentrations and differential scanning calorimetry for high lithium concentrations.
"We are beginning to reposition the company with the consumer, demonstrating how the technical and product investments we have made can redefine how customers experience video, voice and the Internet," the chief executive, Brian L. Roberts said in a call with analysts.
As a new middle class battled for greater control over Québec's economic resources, bitter and divisive attempts were made to redefine the role of francophone society in Canada.
