Sentences with phrase «own silo»

Where nuclear missile silos once stood in Ukraine, US officials visited and — together with Russians — destroyed the facilities.

The new place to stay — and be seen — is the Silo Hotel, on top of the V&A Waterfront's much - anticipated Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art.

Sixty - seven percent of Gen X leaders are also effective in «hyper - collaboration,» and are working relentlessly to break down organizational silos.

Network barriers, organisational silos, lack of knowledge sharing, restrictive work practices

You've got these people who have been so hardwired into their silos that they absolutely [think they] know what the outcome is going to be.

The amount of pressure created by a US Minuteman III ICBM would crush much of a city, but their strategic purpose lies in holding Russia, or another country's ICBM silos at risk.

No longer are employees kept in silos and unable to participate in discussions or offer suggestions.

Then, pair different departments to work on projects that break down silos and form new cross-functional teams.

Data tends to be spread around, trapped in various silos.

Sculptures of longhorn cattle dot one sidewalk, not far from a silo painted with the face of a steer.

These tech giants succeeded because they were willing to reexamine their value proposition and shift accordingly rather than being stuck in their original silo.

«From my experience, companies have to be functionally integrated to deliver on number one and number two, and they have to understand the points of intersection between each silo.

«But transformed business focus on how to behave differently so that silos are broken, the «value ecosystem» is designed around the customer, and the message becomes clear based on the behavior of the organization.»

A Contract worth $ 10.5 million for the supply, fabrication, and erection of steel tanks and silos at the Ravensthorpe Nickel project near Esperance has been awarded to aiConstruction Ltd, the wholly owned subsidiary of aiLimited.

The latest wave of BI tools is attempting to remove the barriers between those silos so that a holistic picture is formed based on multiple data sources.

By eliminating dependence on a certain brand of hardware or generation of server, Francesco Lacapra, 63, and Manuel Terranova, 42, intend to to free client data from individual silos — groups of servers that isolate information sets from each other.

At an automobile manufacturing facility, dozens of tools are connected to networks and storage devices, but more often than not this information is kept in discrete silos.

In some companies, sales, marketing and social media exist in separate silos.

The crucial next step for retailers is unifying these channels — breaking down silos between mobile, online and in - store experiences so that every channel operates as a single, unified system, with the customer experience at the forefront.

And metadata on the content needs to be cross-channel aware so it can be easily shared across organizations that are often still organized by silos — be it the mobile app, website, social or email marketing team.

Offering a tour of the makeshift facility, Penny Chapman points at a 20 - foot high silo, which greets visitors when they enter the production room.

Be one firm, without silos.

Whether it's a new product or something as benign as a store layout, you don't have to look hard to find examples of (largely white) men at tech companies siloing themselves off to develop The Next Big Thing, only to discover a major, avoidable flaw after the fact.

Employee access and autonomy create a cross-pollination effect across silos and boundaries, which enhances a leader's experiential scope and leads to innovation.

«If the regime continues attacking our positions in Raqqa province, we will be forced to retaliate,» SDF spokesman Talal Silo said.

Collaboration is much more important to me than competition when it comes to different silos in the business.

McChrystal still marvels at JSOC's old organizational hierarchy as a model of order, with groups operating in silos and a chain of command to communicate.

(If there is indeed an alternative way to target each keyword individually and effectively with a static headline, then it is time to silo the keywords in question into new ad groups, as they will actually perform better that way.)

The mock threat was launched from the Marshall Islands and it was successfully thwarted by an interceptor launched from a silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

That's how you eliminate silos and replace them with communication and feedback across teams, departments and the entire company.

Martech silos are created, leaving blind spots and missing information.

Take a look at your view - through conversion reports in AdWords after you finish siloing your remarketing campaigns and see how well your view - through conversions are trending.

Just remember to focus on the user, and not to silo SEO.

Technology can help you address information silos, and connecting all of your apps can give every department greater visibility into customer needs — but you need to use that information effectively.

It's no secret that collaboration produces more creative thinking than does working in silos.

Those stuck in any kind of silo risk missing opportunities, not only for growth, but also for quickly raising funds in times of emergency, finding the product idea that will turn your company around or hiring a leader with a different perspective who can pull your organization out of the mud.

It's attempting to look at the tech industry not as a silo of big tech firms such as Google and Facebook, both of which have offices in New York City, but as a diverse ecosystem stretching throughout the city's economy.

And while there are many challenges associated with deconstructing these silos to establish a better flow of information and ideas, an intranet can accelerate the process and make it easier on everyone involved.

Large merchants are plagued by operating in silos.

We broke down their silos and created a horizontal data platform that spanned the individual insurance companies and solved a problem that they really couldn't solve themselves.

Bottom line: In today's global and inter-connected world, shutting yourself off in what seems to be a safe and secure silo offers little real advantage or protection.

Edd Dumbill, program chair of the O'Reilly Open Source Convention, hopes Google Plus is the start of a new social layer to the web without silos or walled gardens preventing users and their information from moving between platforms.

As with any projection of future costs in cyberspace however, such studies come with grains of salt by the silo - full.

Too often, they're living in a silo without much interaction with the content producers.

Perhaps the next move is for the company to begin to silo each service it creates in separate apps, testing them first within Uber's main app to see how they perform.

The grain silo pictured is nothing more than a cylinder and two cones, says PrepScholar, both of which have formulas for calculating their volume:

Naturally, there are different objectives and cadences between the departments, leading to information silos that are not conducive collaboration.

I've observed for some time how CEOs and other executives can't keep their cybersecurity programs in a silo where only a certain number of people fully understand and appreciate their impact.

Delegating responsibility to help tear down these silos won't help, as this just adds another layer to the problem.

While Twelpforce has been a hit with customers, it also gave employees a channel and an incentive to collaborate internally and operate outside of silos (in order to handle customer requests it was often necessary to gather information from other employees.)