Why a Learning Organization? LO23358

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On 22 Nov 99, at 16:32, Mark W. McElroy wrote:

> I continue to be puzzled by this group's apparent uncertainty over the
> very nature of human organizations as being either "learning
> organizations" or not. In a sense, the question itself is invalid.

Perhaps we should distinguish Learning Organizations (proper name) from
the use of the term in regular english...much the same as we have a common
usage for psychology, but another quite different meaning within the
field?

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