Ambition Definition

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Dragon1 Definition for Ambition:
Ambition is what you or an organization try to achieve in the mid-long term.

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What is the meaning of ambition, and what is over-ambitious? What are examples of ambitions? Please read it here!

Ambition is what you or an organization try to achieve in the mid-long term.

ambition definition

The ambitions of an organization for the next five years can, for example, consist of the following:

  • We aim to take our first steps as a telecommunication/retail /agritech/renewable energy company in the European and international markets in 1 to 2 years and to be a global player in five years.
  • We strive to ensure that all our target groups in Europe know and use our product and can also assess whether our product is of added value to their organization.

Definition of Ambitious

What is ambitious meaning? An example.

IT Architects can be more ambitious if they work with EA. For instance, reducing 25% costs instead of reducing 15% costs on application licenses and maintenance.



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