Learning
Learning is a phenomenon characteristic of a living being. To attribute learning to a collective, like a human organization, may at first seem misplaced. Organizations do not learn, individuals do. In retort, one might argue true learning is inherently a human attribute, but at what point can one conclude that enough individuals constituting the organization have learned to justify attribution of learning to the whole? Evidence of such would appear not only in the actions of single individuals, but eventually and likely more convincingly in the interactions among the individuals comprising the organizational system. We witness this phenomenon commonly in organizations. A practice is improved.Some take to it immediately, while others have some difficulty adapting. Eventually, it becomes widespread and commonplace, as if it was always the practice