Organizational Intelligence: What is it, and how can managers use it?
“Just as we now measure the intelligence of people by using I.Q., the study of organizational intelligence measures the intellectual capacity of entire organizations — what I call O.I.Q. …I.Q. has been found to account for roughly 50 percent of the differences in human success, and I believe something similar is true of O.I.Q. …My associates and I have studied the Information Revolution for many … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Author: William E. Halal | Source: strategy+business | Subject: Organizational Behavior