incisive
in·ci·sive /inˈsīsiv/ (adjective)
able to explain difficult ideas clearly
"The goal is to transform data into information, and information into insight." – Carly Fiorina
Incisive analysis requires
the ability to filter critical signals
from increasingly noisy environments.
To cut through layers of obscurity
and bring clarity to root causes.
To find the order in chaos.
intuitive
in·tu·i·tive /inˈt(y)o͞oədiv/ (adjective)
easy to use and understand immediately
"Intuition does not come to an unprepared mind." – Albert Einstein
Intuition comes from experience
Experience, from years of practice
The ability to synthesize
quickly and accurately
depend on the intuitive skill
of the practitioner
integrative
in·te·gra·tive /intəɡrādiv/ (adjective)
unifying separate things
“If you can define the problem differently than everybody else...you can generate alternatives that others aren’t thinking about.” – Roger L. Martin
Problem resolution
rarely happens in a vacuum
A catalyst is not a solution
but rather the essential element
to instigate needed change