The more useful question is whether their organizations are built to function without stability at all. The traditional ...

Is VUCA yet another acronym in the jargon of managers who are always fond of anglicisms? Beyond the fashion effect that these four letters generate, the "VUCA world " highlights the difficulty of ...

VUCA, or volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity, can be traced to the mid-1980s. Most accounts attribute it to the American military, but it certainly can apply to almost any situation ...

In the era of healthcare reform when accountable care organizations, global payments, and partial capitation are the buzzwords filling board rooms, healthcare executives are wondering what to do next.

You may have heard the term VUCA in relation to challenges that businesses face. But what does VUCA really mean and what’s the best approach to dealing with changeable, challenging situations. We ...

VUCA, like all good acronyms, was coined by the U.S. military, and stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. Corporate real estate has largely been stuck in VUCA, forgoing ...

The more we hear about challenges we are facing as individuals, nations or organizations, the more we notice the acronym VUCA – volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. There is no doubt ...

How do IT leaders deal with unpredictable demand, increasing expectations, constantly changing technologies, escalating compliance requirements and fixed budgets? They need to accept and manage VUCA.

Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity. Thanks to the U.S. Army, we have a handy acronym for the set of conditions and drivers facing virtually every business today. While last year’s ...

Suppose you're a state legislator. You're about to vote on a bill that would impose significant regulations on hydraulic fracturing, the controversial process for extracting natural gas from shale ...