Quotes About Silos

#1. the word "silo" does not just refer to a physical structure or organization (such as a department). It can also be a state of mind. Silos exist in structures. But they exist in our minds and social groups too. Silos breed tribalism. But they can also go hand in hand with tunnel vision.

Gillian Tett

#2. Train leaders in behaviors that promote trust and respect. Bust existing silos and focus on what's best for the project.

Eunice Parisi-Carew

#3. The triad is our ability of the United States to conduct nuclear attacks using airplanes, using missiles launched from silos or from the ground, and also from our nuclear subs' ability to attack. And it's important - all three of them are critical. It gives us the ability at deterrence.

Marco Rubio

#4. The internet was supposed to homogenize everyone by connecting us all. Instead what it's allowed is silos of interest.

Seth Godin

#5. In order for collaboration to take place, managers must give up their silos and their perceptions of power.

Jane Ripley

#6. Silos can't interoperate unless the technology does.

Carly Fiorina

#7. Love is like a reservoir of kindness and pleasure, like silos and pools during a siege.

Yehuda Amichai

#8. Departments and groups within the team must break down silos, depend on each other and understand who depends on them. If

Jocko Willink

#9. We should be worried about online silos. They make us stupid and hostile toward each other.

Larry Sanger

#10. Silos are the great hidden constant of the industrialised world.

John Darnielle

#11. Silos will continue to be inevitable as long as the rewards for collaboration are outweighed by the rewards for competition.

Pearl Zhu

#12. Wait a minute! I'm not interested in agriculture. I want the military stuff. During a briefing military stuff in which officials began telling him about missile silos.

Sean William Scott

#13. The way I think of it, economics and ecology occupy two intellectual silos, isolated from each other. Even when they do take each other into consideration, it's not uncommon for ecologists to spout absolute nonsense about economics, and vice versa.

Charles C. Mann

#14. Google and Facebook don't have "users" or "customers". Instead, they have participants under machine surveillance, whose activities are algorithmically combined within Big Data silos.

Bruce Sterling

#15. There are still people who essentially live in intellectual silos and either read Mother Jones or watch Fox News, based on their worldview. And they pick information out that reinforces it rather than keeping an open mind.

Andrew Revkin

#16. Our society must move from ego-system to eco-system economics. This requires that we shift from ego-system silos to eco-system awareness that considers others and includes the whole.

Otto Scharmer

#17. I am madness maddened when it comes to books, writers, and the great granary silos where their wits are stored.

Ray Bradbury

#18. One of the issues of social networking silos is that they have the data and I don't.

Tim Berners-Lee

#19. Progressives should argue progressivism. We need to get out of issue silos that isolate arguments and keep us from the values and principles that define an overall progressive vision. 2.

George Lakoff

#20. IT needs to be the super-glue to bridge business silos and enable holistic decision-making.

Pearl Zhu

#21. The truth, it is said, is rarely pure or simple, yet genetics can at times seem seductively transparent.

Iain McGilchrist

#22. Basic Carpentry in the afternoon, and Sadomasochism 101 in the evening.

Tymber Dalton

#23. Google, I think, in some ways, is more competitive and certainly is trying to build their own little version of Facebook.

Mark Zuckerberg

#24. Ya got to watch them bears, Lillie Girl," her father said, looking worried, " 'specially the renegade ones. They'll turn you every way but loose.

B. J. Daniels

#25. As a leader, it's your job to get everyone to share what they know.

Jane Ripley

#26. Stop groveling, stop whining and start working!

Abhijit Naskar

#27. The prospect of death in autumn, she said, was irrelevant next to its happy recognition of its participation in the life of the tree itself.

David Guterson

#28. Getting over her had been impossible. A day hadn't gone by that he hadn't thought of her, yearned for her. Sometimes he felt as if he couldn't breathe if he didn't see her again. He'd had to come back to make things right no matter how it ended.

B. J. Daniels

#29. Silo builds the wall in people's minds and creates the barrier in organizations' "hearts.

Pearl Zhu