Sentence examples for strategic evolution from inspiring English sources

He is very involved in community development and the strategic evolution of GenMet.

Thomson's strategic evolution has been from print to digital and now into a supplier of intelligent information".

Were it otherwise, the game's strategic evolution would not have reached the conclusion that a team need to be divided more or less equally between the two functions.

The strategic evolution came from Jae Su Chun, the former coach of the powerhouse South Korean national team who took over the United States squad in 2007.

The N.B.A. has undergone strategic evolution over the past decade, driven by advanced metrics, an obsession with efficient shot selection, and the SportVU system of cameras mounted in arena rafters that track every movement on the court.

Finally, in January of this year, Board member John Thompson  broke the bad charm and prodded Ballmer to accelerate the company's strategic evolution, a conversation that led to the announcement, in August, of Ballmer's "mutually agreed" departure.

Evolutionary game theory originated as an application of the mathematical theory of games to biological contexts, arising from the realization that frequency dependent fitness introduces a strategic aspect to evolution.

In the absence of any predictive theory of evolution, strategic and other foresight methods offer a pragmatic toolkit that can be used to navigate the messy multidimensional shift in work and avoid the trap of framing the future in terms of the repetition of history, conventional wisdom, and solutions that worked in the past.

It's this mythic "thing" that everyone is striving for: personal transformation (physical, mental, and spiritual), strategic business transformation (evolution, renewal), or it can be something experienced, like the transformative power of rock 'n' roll.

The fact that individual fitness depends upon the relative frequency of males and females in the population introduces a strategic element into evolutions.

This study identifies the cognitive framings that underpin the evolution of strategic planning over the last century, to reveal the path-dependent attributes of strategic planning thinking that undermine alternative solutions.