“For Organizations to Survive and Grow, Their Rate of Learning Has to Be Equal To, or Greater Than, the Rate of Change in Their Environment. Revans’s Axiom –L ≥ C –Is an Essential of Organizational Ecology.” - Suhit’s blog

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Jun 26, 2018

“For Organizations to Survive and Grow, Their Rate of Learning Has to Be Equal To, or Greater Than, the Rate of Change in Their Environment. Revans’s Axiom –L ≥ C –Is an Essential of Organizational Ecology.”

from “The Fish Rots From The Head: The Crisis in our Boardrooms: Developing the Crucial Skills of the Competent Director” by Bob Garratt

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