Analyst Report: Organizational Agility: How Business Can Survive and Thrive in Turbulent Times
2009-09-02
Learn why 81 percent of executives view approaches such as knowledge management and collaboration as the main drivers for increased productivity, enhanced performance and rapid innovation.
Organizational Agility: How Business Can Survive and Thrive in Turbulent Times
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"Organizational Agility: How Business Can Survive and Thrive in Turbulent Times"
Learn why 81 percent of executives view approaches such as knowledge management and collaboration as the main drivers for increased productivity, enhanced performance and rapid innovation.
In today's knowledge age, the ability to turn information into insight in response to market movements is core to sustainability. This report conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit examines the challenges and rewards of organizational agility, particularly in tough economic times. More than 300 executives around the world were surveyed on the benefits, challenges and risks associated with creating a more agile organization.
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