Sentence examples for organizational intelligence from inspiring English sources
This is my favorite room, for here you get to see organizational intelligence at work.
The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission was one of Haiti's great hopes after the earthquake, a Haitian-led international partnership that would finally summon the money, will and organizational intelligence to build the country back better than before.
In his classic 1967 work "Organizational Intelligence," Wilensky pointed out that Roosevelt would use one anonymous informant's information to challenge and check another's, putting both on their toes; he recruited strong personalities and structured their work so that clashes would be certain...
A consequence of this is that organizational intelligence becomes virtual rather more than functional.
These days, a topic that is never far from my mind is the analogy between human and organizational intelligence.
Instead, organizational intelligence is much more distributed, through electronic digital technologies and allied changes in organizational structures, designs, and processes.
Some characteristics of a successful business executive are relevant to managing government: intelligence, organizational ability, leadership skills.
"But ultimately, we decided that when you're selecting a financial institution, it's more about organizational capability and intelligence than optimism".
Once again, the State Department recommends solving its organizational, leadership and intelligence problems by expanding its reach rather than looking inward ("State Dept. Faults U.S. Aid for War Refugees as Inept," news article, May 9).
A huge global industry in the production of big data technologies for HE has emerged from organizational and business intelligence to learning analytics which can be plugged into the sockets of smarter universities.
A librarian can use skills like database searching for providing business intelligence, organizational and cataloging skills are translatable to files and other data, knowledge and/or content management is also a field in which librarian's skill sets are suited as well.
