Flexible organizations were able to form and reform creation nets, increasing their creativity and innovation, squeezing efficiencies where none existed before, and cooperating across firm boundaries.
In his inaugural address, he urged election reform, creation of a liquor licensing bureau, the abolition of laws that discriminated against African Americans, and the establishment of a state board of health.
Second, we must lay the foundation for long-term economic growth by continuing to tackle the problems of health care reform, creation of clean energy jobs, immigration reform, investment in education at all levels -- and especially taking action to shrink the bloated financial sector that almost sent the world into another Great Depression.
Over the past couple years he's been boosting community colleges, education reform, innovation and job-creation schemes.
The humanities task force supported calendar reform and creation of a "J-term" for similar reasons.
By 2014 Medina had been able to engineer the enactment of educational and labour-law reform, job creation programs, and anticorruption measures.
The president is, at long last, renewing his call for immigration reform, including creation of a path to citizenship for the country's undocumented immigrants.
The gist of it, however, is a national-unity government, a ceasefire, fighting terrorism, constitutional reform, and creation of a permanent government structure based on the new constitutional institutions that have been created.
"This means that either the strategy Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Klein have touted so often for school reform — the creation of more charter schools — isn't working," said Michael Mulgrew, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, "or that the entire progress-report methodology, which relies almost completely on standardized test scores, is flawed".
While Mr. Rangel, 82, has been arriving at campaign stops with the help of a walker and maintaining a relatively relaxed schedule, Mr. Espaillat has been feverishly bouncing around the Upper Manhattan and Bronx district, articulating a vision that focuses heavily on immigration reform, job creation, affordable housing and access to higher education.
And when Mr. Allon began talking about running for mayor as a pragmatic non-ideologue, emphasizing education reform, job creation and economic development, she found his pitch so appealing that she dropped him as a corporate client and took him on as a political one.
