Like Mr. Monti, Mr. Lamy finds himself reacting to a problem thrown at him from across the Atlantic.
He understands how politics works and how the media deals with issues and that will influence the way he will think through a problem and the way he expects people politically to react to a problem," he adds.
McDonald describes that a lack of legal framework renders the data analysis process for a crisis incongruent as different aid organizations could react to a problem in non-organized and uncoordinated manner.
I mentioned this resolution to a friend, and he said he'd just "under-reacted to a problem" himself.
"I was reacting to a problem.
Do you think it helps to under-react to a problem?
When you approach it this way, blending the scale and speed of data and analytics with human expertise, something important happens: You go from reacting to a problem that's already occurred to proactively seeking out and eradicating problems before they wreak havoc with your supply chain efficiency, your brand reputation and, ultimately, your bottom line.
Communicating ahead of a crisis or behavior problem will help you handle it better than if you have to react to a problem that has already occurred.
When Mr. Clement said that it was "clear that Congress was reacting to a real problem," Justice Scalia interjected with evident sarcasm, saying, "And it solved that problem by requiring access to state-owned hockey rinks".
"And also I think this idea, especially of growing up in Germany, that you can fail historically and that has happened before and that can happen again and that a generation can be measured by the way it reacts to a historical problem".
Articles describing outcome or evaluation research used keywords that showed how the subject had chosen to react to a specific problem or intervention in Korea.
