siloing
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- noun
- /ˈsaɪloʊɪŋ/
- Jargon
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- Management is aware that the siloing of resources can negatively impact overall productivity.
I've just noticed that there's a natural siloing effect.
- I've just noticed that there's a natural siloing effect.
- So fundamentally, laws that promote the idea of connection reduce the siloing that's hurting us and ultimately help us thrive from within.
- And part of the funk could be the, the siloing that we were talking about.
Examples
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So fundamentally, laws that promote the idea of connection reduce the siloing that's hurting us and ultimately help us thrive from within.
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And part of the funk could be the, the siloing that we were talking about.
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These pressures are exacerbated by the siloing that occurs in large organizations.
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I've just noticed that there's a natural siloing effect.
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The company's siloing of departments has led to a lack of collaboration on important projects.
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Effective communication is often hindered by the siloing of information between teams.
Synonyms
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Dividing something into separate parts to keep things organized
A tendency for teams in an organization to act separately and not cooperate
Antonyms
How Isolated
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Surface Forms
Morphology
siloing = silo (semi-transparent) = silo + ing
The organizational sense is a metaphorical extension of the physical 'silo' meaning (isolation), so the derivation is understandable but not strictly literal.
Etymology
Siloing comes from the farm word silo, a pit or tall container used to 'store' grain apart from other crops. Imagine each team locked in its own silo and not talking to the others; that image explains why siloing means keeping departments or information 'separate' and not sharing.