Agnesium
Agnesium is a neologism coined to describe a powerful, efficient and effective organization as an entity.[1] Agnesium is a combination of agnes (Latin for powerful, efficient and effective)[2] and the suffix -ium[3] (indicating a biological structure).
The basic principle of Agnesium is that for complex structures or organizations there are many interdependencies between the members that are not known, understood, or leveraged. By recognizing, understanding and leveraging these hidden interdependencies, an organization can be proactive, adaptive and exploitative.
References
- ↑ Knights, David; Willmott, Hugh (2012). Introducing organizational behaviour and management (2nd ed.). Andover, Hampshire, U.K.: Cengage Learning EMEA. ISBN 978-1408064276. Search this book on
- ↑ "Google Translate: Agnes". translate.google.ch.
- ↑ "-ium". TheFreeDictionary.com.
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