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Definition of core competency in US English: core competencynoun 1A defining capability or advantage that distinguishes an enterprise from its competitors. Example sentencesExamples - Breaking the group down into companies with a change manager in place and those without one, 52 percent and 19 percent, respectively, believe that change management is a core competency.
- For Augustine Medical, patent management was becoming a core competency.
- Beyond cost cutting, BPO is also viewed as a strategic tool, allowing companies to jettison functions that fall outside their core competency.
- Managers know that building a talent pool is as much a core competency as is creating strategic advantage or championing change.
- In those cases, it makes more sense to leverage an outsider's investment in technology, although Sinton adds that that approach should never be taken for processes that are a company's strategic driver or core competency.
- But focusing on a particular product segment, or a particular market sector, or a particular core competency is not the same thing as having a big idea.
- Our core competency is about growing our new brand.
- It is Toyota's underlying marketing/design, engineering and manufacturing approach that is the source of its enormous competitive advantage and the core competency that has allowed it to steadily grow worldwide market share.
- Consultants who are independent of auditing and accounting can better focus on their core competency of solving increasingly complex business problems.
- This means identifying the one thing you really do best (hint: It's the business you're already in) and letting this core competency guide your decision making.
- The dual vision of better, more stable markets and the desire to have a core competency advantage reflected in its products keeps the company focused on making the needed remodelings.
- Are you giving away your brand equity or core competency when you do that?
- Over the years, governments, like many other enterprises, have discovered that their core competency is not software development.
- ChartOne wanted to be able to focus its resources on its core competency - the creation of medical information-related applications - while relying on a third party for the storage solution.
- ‘We went into this with the conventional wisdom that running a call center was not a core competency of ours, but we realized it was after all,’ he says.
- Flexibility has to be a core competency, both culturally and skill-wise, and it has to be written into the agreement.
- Few companies can claim a core competency in learning processes - especially today, with the shift to more technology-enabled learning options.
- ‘When we stay close to our core competency, we beat them,’ says Adobe Systems Inc.
- In short, by taking a new view and a new approach to managing data, marketers will be able to focus on strategizing and making sound marketing investments - which is their core competency - not on wrestling with reams of data.
- Maybe you guys should quit dispensing uninformed political advice and stick with your core competency: reporting business news.
- 1.1 A defined level of competence in a particular job or academic program.
Example sentencesExamples - This common level of proficiency would define the core competencies of the CA at entry to the profession.
- The Task Force has collaborated since 1999 to determine and develop a set of skills or core competencies needed to conduct effective Public Issues Education programs.
- He measured the relationship of self-assessed core competency levels and self-assessed service performance, defined as frequency of performance of public health job tasks, at a US metropolitan health department.
- National consensus has been reached over what components constitute the core competencies of CAs, and over the level of knowledge expected of newly qualified CAs.
- Following the assessment of core competencies, the report says, several programs are being developed to ensure that administrative offices and academic departments are able to reach the established expectations.
- MPI is currently developing a program that will define core competencies necessary for meeting professionals to move from one level to the next.
Definition of core competency in US English: core competencynoun 1A defining capability or advantage that distinguishes an enterprise from its competitors. Example sentencesExamples - Breaking the group down into companies with a change manager in place and those without one, 52 percent and 19 percent, respectively, believe that change management is a core competency.
- Beyond cost cutting, BPO is also viewed as a strategic tool, allowing companies to jettison functions that fall outside their core competency.
- In those cases, it makes more sense to leverage an outsider's investment in technology, although Sinton adds that that approach should never be taken for processes that are a company's strategic driver or core competency.
- Consultants who are independent of auditing and accounting can better focus on their core competency of solving increasingly complex business problems.
- The dual vision of better, more stable markets and the desire to have a core competency advantage reflected in its products keeps the company focused on making the needed remodelings.
- Few companies can claim a core competency in learning processes - especially today, with the shift to more technology-enabled learning options.
- Flexibility has to be a core competency, both culturally and skill-wise, and it has to be written into the agreement.
- ‘We went into this with the conventional wisdom that running a call center was not a core competency of ours, but we realized it was after all,’ he says.
- Maybe you guys should quit dispensing uninformed political advice and stick with your core competency: reporting business news.
- This means identifying the one thing you really do best (hint: It's the business you're already in) and letting this core competency guide your decision making.
- ‘When we stay close to our core competency, we beat them,’ says Adobe Systems Inc.
- Our core competency is about growing our new brand.
- For Augustine Medical, patent management was becoming a core competency.
- In short, by taking a new view and a new approach to managing data, marketers will be able to focus on strategizing and making sound marketing investments - which is their core competency - not on wrestling with reams of data.
- But focusing on a particular product segment, or a particular market sector, or a particular core competency is not the same thing as having a big idea.
- ChartOne wanted to be able to focus its resources on its core competency - the creation of medical information-related applications - while relying on a third party for the storage solution.
- Are you giving away your brand equity or core competency when you do that?
- It is Toyota's underlying marketing/design, engineering and manufacturing approach that is the source of its enormous competitive advantage and the core competency that has allowed it to steadily grow worldwide market share.
- Managers know that building a talent pool is as much a core competency as is creating strategic advantage or championing change.
- Over the years, governments, like many other enterprises, have discovered that their core competency is not software development.
- 1.1 A defined level of competence in a particular job or academic program.
Example sentencesExamples - This common level of proficiency would define the core competencies of the CA at entry to the profession.
- MPI is currently developing a program that will define core competencies necessary for meeting professionals to move from one level to the next.
- The Task Force has collaborated since 1999 to determine and develop a set of skills or core competencies needed to conduct effective Public Issues Education programs.
- Following the assessment of core competencies, the report says, several programs are being developed to ensure that administrative offices and academic departments are able to reach the established expectations.
- National consensus has been reached over what components constitute the core competencies of CAs, and over the level of knowledge expected of newly qualified CAs.
- He measured the relationship of self-assessed core competency levels and self-assessed service performance, defined as frequency of performance of public health job tasks, at a US metropolitan health department.
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