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Organizational capabilities, or lack of, are often the root cause of the uncertainty.
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This requires HR executives to understand business strategy and how it relates to organizational capabilities and core competencies and how those connect to pivotal talent and organization design decisions.
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So the issue becomes not grappling with data as much as accepting its role and necessity and then striking the right balance between art and science a balance that affects their own capabilities, agency relationships, organizational structure, strategy, and staffing.
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In this view, human capital is treated as an accumulative resource that benefits the organization like any other business asset, providing competitive advantage through a transformation of the unique capabilities of individual employees to superior organizational performance.
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And they develop capabilities that open up career paths beyond IT and serve as organizational change agents by emphasizing communication, transparency and negotiating skills.
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In short, it is the ability to grasp the capabilities of a technology and how that technology might be meshed with organizational practice.
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Computers power the virtually instantaneous communication and information capabilities that are transforming purchasing, sales, innovation, marketing, and organizational structures.
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Social business maturity involves much more than just the tooling, but you still do need the capabilities they bring to encourage involvement, in a way accessible to employee work habits as well as organizational infrastructure needs.
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There has been a clear maturation of risk management capabilities across all industries, a rapid march up the business value chain and the development of governance and organizational structures that give risk a louder voice at the executive table.
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