Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
enabling function
Dutch translation:
ondersteunende functie
Added to glossary by
Harris Couwenberg
Feb 23, 2009 15:25
15 yrs ago
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English term
enabling function
English to Dutch
Bus/Financial
Management
gaat over talent management (Cornerstone):
High performers with deep functional knowledge and the requisite leadership ability and business acumen to lead the strategy and execution of a business line or enabling function.
High performers with deep functional knowledge, who would benefit from greater exposure across the enterprise and development experiences that would heighten their value to the broader organization. Generally includes enabling function leaders; may include others.
High performers with deep functional knowledge and the requisite leadership ability and business acumen to lead the strategy and execution of a business line or enabling function.
High performers with deep functional knowledge, who would benefit from greater exposure across the enterprise and development experiences that would heighten their value to the broader organization. Generally includes enabling function leaders; may include others.
Proposed translations
(Dutch)
2 +6 | ondersteunende functie | Ron Willems |
References
hier is meer context | Michel de Ruyter |
Proposed translations
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ondersteunende functie
een gokje - een ondersteunende functie (of dienst) zoals de IT-afdeling of iets dergelijks, dus een bedrijfsonderdeel dat niet zelf iets produceert maar de andere bedrijfsonderdelen ondersteunt (hun functioneren "enablet")
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Comment: "geef jij de punten door aan Harry Ron? ;-)"
Reference comments
12 mins
Reference:
hier is meer context
There are many diverse definitions of leadership. This page outlines a few common approaches, and outlines the definition of leadership underpinning Christian Leadership World. For this site, our leadership definition is defined as "enabling a group to engage together in the process of developing, sharing and moving into vision, and then living it out."
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