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Organizational Learning as a Component of Organizational Intelligence

Ivana Simić

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Organizational intelligence represents intellectual ability of an organization which, in fact, integrates its humane and technical (informational and communicational) potentials that are used in solving concrete organizational problems. Critical components on which organizational intelligence is based are: organizational learning, organizational memory, organizational knowledge, organizational communication, and organizational conclusion. The aim of this paper, after determining the concepts of organizational intelligence, is to identify organizational learning as one of its crucial components. Learning, in such way, is observed as the strategic resource of the organization critical for acquiring and maintaining its competitive advantages (in the conditions of trade dictated by the contemporary environment). Considering that organizational learning represents synergy of individual, that is group learning, special attention is paid to different levels of (organizational) learning, that is learning on the level of an individual, on the level of group and on the level of whole organization.

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Organizational intelligence represents intellectual ability of an organization which, in fact, integrates its humane and technical (informational and communicational) potentials that are used in solving concrete organizational problems. Critical components on which organizational intelligence is based are: organizational learning, organizational memory, organizational knowledge, organizational communication, and organizational conclusion. The aim of this paper, after determining the concepts of organizational intelligence, is to identify organizational learning as one of its crucial components. Learning, in such way, is observed as the strategic resource of the organization critical for acquiring and maintaining its competitive advantages (in the conditions of trade dictated by the contemporary environment). Considering that organizational learning represents synergy of individual, that is group learning, special attention is paid to different levels of (organizational) learning, that is learning on the level of an individual, on the level of group and on the level of whole organization.

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Organizational intelligence represents intellectual ability of an organization which, in fact, integrates its humane and technical (informational and communicational) potentials that are used in solving concrete organizational problems. Critical components on which organizational intelligence is based are: organizational learning, organizational memory, organizational knowledge, organizational communication, and organizational conclusion. The aim of this paper, after determining the concepts of organizational intelligence, is to identify organizational learning as one of its crucial components. Learning, in such way, is observed as the strategic resource of the organization critical for acquiring and maintaining its competitive advantages (in the conditions of trade dictated by the contemporary environment). Considering that organizational learning represents synergy of individual, that is group learning, special attention is paid to different levels of (organizational) learning, that is learning on the level of an individual, on the level of group and on the level of whole organization.

Key concepts: Organizational learning, Organizational behavior and human resources, Organization development, Organizational studies, Organizational commitment, Knowledge management, Organizational engineering, Organizational performance

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