Sentence examples for organizational flaws from inspiring English sources
The committee noted that the study avoided organizational flaws that could have contributed to the explosion.
As a result of the organizational flaws and confusion, civic groups have suggested that at least part of the vote be postponed, and today two such groups formally asked a court to delay the balloting.
An article on Monday about organizational flaws of the sort that led to General Motors' failure to act on a safety defect in millions of small cars misidentified the book in which Diane Vaughn, a Columbia University sociologist, described similar isolation of managers from safety details in NASA's decision to treat insulation damage to the space shuttle Columbia as a routine maintenance issue.
Unfortunately, when you design an organization with these kinds of organizational flaws, it ultimately results in a less than stellar experience that is felt most by the customer.
United Breaks Guitars illustrates organizational flaws in most established businesses today - lots of companies are as vulnerable as United was in 2009.
The uprising was suppressed due to organizational flaws and the halting of the Austrian offensive against the Ottomans.
Then, the organizational flaw can be corrected with the goal of preventing further occurrences of the error.
The Defense Department's failure to acknowledge the threat of violent Islamist extremism within its ranks, coupled with organizational and communication flaws in the FBI's counterterrorism operations, contributed to the tragedy.
But if people lack the right mindset to change and the current organizational practices are flawed, DT will simply magnify those flaws.
"To fully realize the potential of the M.T.A. workforce, we also need to address critical flaws in organizational structure and values," Mr. Sander said.
This method identifies unsafe scenarios that encompass both the technical system flaws and organizational deficiencies and proposes derived safety control measures in these two dimensions.
