How Strategic Organizational Competency Contributes to the Development of Organizational Intelligence
How Strategic Organizational Competency Contributes to the Development of Organizational Intelligence
Author(s): Sidharta ChatterjeeSubject(s): Business Economy / Management, Management and complex organizations, Human Resources in Economy
Published by: ASERS Publishing
Keywords: organizational intelligence; organizational learning, productivity; organizational competency; knowledge management;
Summary/Abstract: The knowledge that organizations possess, produce, and acquire adds to their strategic competency and intelligence. Organizations develop intelligence from practice and learning by doing. There is a definite relationship that exists between organizational learning and productivity that contributes to the development of organizational intelligence. Organizational intelligence is of difference kinds, but almost all of them develop from organizational actions and learning that includes but are not restricted to gaining market information, consumer interactions, business communications, creating new products and services, managing actions, solving emerging problems, etc. Intelligence is the ability to comprehend things or immediate situations and act rationally and according to what the situation demands. In this paper, we examine on what respect organizational intelligence positively relates to organizational competency, and how intelligence help develop strategic competency which adds to their advantage and makes them more robust. We find using a theoretical model that the development of organizational intelligence confers competitive strength to an organization, and contributes to the overall development of higher productivity and organizational competence.
Journal: Journal of Applied Economic Sciences (JAES)
- Issue Year: XVIII/2023
- Issue No: 2(80)
- Page Range: 121-130
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English