This is embodied in the common wisdom of organizational learning, in the phrase, often attributed to Peter Drucker, "culture eats strategy for breakfast".
The results of this study indicate that, contrary to conventional wisdom, extensive organizational investments in shaping pre-implementation attitudes do not always achieve the desired effects.
Learning is thus fast becoming the conventional wisdom of organizational life, and yet, perplexingly, the relationship between work and learning remains a complex one.
How many leaders make the deepening of wisdom an organizational or national priority?
Organizational practices reflect the collective wisdom within an organization as to how things can best be done.
He contributed with his personal time, his wisdom and his considerable organizational skills, as well as his resources.
The Second Corps demonstrated the wisdom of Lincoln's organizational innovation: men could be placed in immense operational units and still develop a strong sense of cohesion, both with the unit and its overall mission.
Understanding that your "friends" may really be nothing of the kind requires that you be sufficiently paranoid that in your organizational life you implement the strategic wisdom offered by Andrew Grove in his book Only the Paranoid Survive.
Moreover, in order to convert spiritual wisdom into concrete business strategies, organizational features or governance policies, professional knowledge and experience is necessary.
The three basic elements of the model are the external reality (the organization's environment; the market), the organizational code (the organization culture, the conventional wisdom within the organization), and the organization's members.
