For example, in events management, Rosie Myres at St John's Ambulance identifies time management, organisation abilities, and effective communication strategies; while for donor roles, Teresa Forgione of Parkinson's UK looks for the ability to manage complex and demanding relationships, as well as good record-keeping and attention to detail.
Anticipating the strain Whitehall faces in coping with Brexit, the OECD fears austerity "may paralyse public organisations' abilities to evolve in ways required of today's fast pace of change".
A distributed and non-hierarchic control structure for a Consortium VE, allowing tasks distribution and product development management, is proposed with a multi-agent system based solution with self-organisation abilities.
Business leaders are increasingly concerned about cyber crime and their organisations' ability to combat and recover from an attack.
It's seen most clearly in France, where privacy law often interferes with news organisations' ability to publish information about the dalliances of politicians.
This is the arts council's jargonistic way of explaining it: "£30 million of Lottery funds will be invested in an integrated match-funding and capacity building scheme to increase arts organisations' ability to fundraise.
But a recent survey of senior financial professionals, on behalf of VMware, on what budget cuts might mean for IT departments in public sector organisations, concludes firmly that most managers believe that cuts to technology spending would jeopardise their organisations' ability to deliver frontline services.
The 2017 outlook from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) paints a relatively downbeat picture of the UK economy, but managers appear optimistic about their own organisations' ability to thrive despite worries surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union and the global climate as Donald Trump takes over the US presidency.
There needs to be an honest appraisal of what capability is possessed, and where gaps lie. 3. Uncertainty around how to collaborate is diminishing organisations' ability to find joined-up solutions: survey respondents acknowledged the need for integration across the sector, yet in its early phases, a fragmented system presents challenges around how and with whom they should be collaborating.
"Arbitrary ratios could limit organisations' ability to plan care in a way that is best for the patient.
The cost to organisations of cyber fraud and hacking continues to rise, while customers and citizens alike are losing faith in organisations' ability to keep their transactions secure.
