Corporate giants such as Toyota and BP have seen their reputations collapse in the blink of an eye.How successful are reputation consultancies in rendering the intangible measurable and manageable?
It is an act of rendering the cosmically intangible tangible. .
Unlike much of Western religious artwork centuries ago, which used illustration as a means of depicting narratives, Buddhist art rendered visible what is formless and intangible via abstraction -- a provocative concept not only for religion but for art history as well.
It's really important to have monthly goals, to recognize what is in your reach, to identify the people and prospects around you that will pay you for a service rendered so that you can eventually reach those intangible dreams.
If innovation is about anything --whether you are talking about a Fortune 100 company, a country, an economic region or a non-profit -- it is about creating a future that does not exist in the present; it is about taking what is now intangible and rendering it tangible, taking the unseen and making it seen.
If anything, digital technologies have rendered this problem even more acute, as the vast and smoking industrial architectures of the 20th century give way to the invisible, intangible digital architectures of the 21st.
She is rendered speechless.
In particular, we draw upon the concept of knowledge as an intangible resource that flows throughout organizations to render new routines, technologies, or structures that affect future performance (Nelson and Winter 1982).
It is all the more crippling as many cities and communities face widescale threats, from the smoking crater variety to the intangible, such as Atlanta's ransomware attack and the spread of communicable diseases and fear, which can render all productive assets in an economy useless.
Rather than search a painting for its creator's intangible essence, he argued, connoisseurs should focus on minor details such as fingernails, toes, and earlobes, which an artist tended to render almost unconsciously.
