Every family and every organization consumes resources and produces a waste stream.
"National 5-E Organizations" consumes six seats, including one each for the N.C.A.A., the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and the National Junior College Athletics Association.
She took over NPR, the public radio organization, in 2009 and was credited with speeding up its adoption of digital technologies, though she abruptly resigned in 2011 after the organization was consumed by two politically inflammatory controversies.
AFTER the Knicks' dysfunctional organization nearly consumed itself en route to the 1999 N.B.A. finals, Scott Layden was hired to be an irrelevant general manager, to be as neutral as beige, to be pleasantly vacant.
The recent scandal surrounding the venerable Harlem-based Hale House is a telling story of a high-profile nonprofit organization being consumed by the very media forces that helped bring it national attention.
When Eric Shinseki led the Army as chief of staff, he was leading a very specialized organization that consumed many things: food, arms, ammunition, clothing, information, housing, education, family services, natural resources in the form of vast acreages of land and, of course, health care.
We are now the most consumed news organization in the country.
Referring to that definition, it becomes possible for a number of ICT companies to provide knowledge services through different types of clouds (public, private, hybrid clouds): the knowledge delivered will then be consumed by organizations and end users that are clients of the providing organization.
The second property – self-maintenance – guarantees that every molecular species that is consumed within the organization can be recreated from organization species at a suffcient rate for its maintenance.
The more developed a society, the more complex its organization and the more energy it consumed.
