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	Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.		Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.

	This article explains how the ~~Acute~~ Intelligence Quotient, or ~~AIQ~~, is calculated by combining adaptive profiles’ metrics with strategic and social performance indicators, along with other, more traditional economic indicators, at the organizational level.		This article explains how the Behavior Intelligence Quotient, or BIQ (Read Be IQ), is calculated by combining adaptive profiles’ metrics with strategic and social performance indicators, along with other, more traditional economic indicators, at the organizational level.

	The ~~AIQ~~ mnemonic reflects the understanding that although measuring social behavior and the resulting adaptive profiles provide powerful, valuable, and acute information far beyond what intuition and private techniques can offer, their benefits are realized only through the people who use them. As explained below, the quotient is calculated at the organizational level. It augments the capacity of those responsible for the organization and its people to see what is otherwise subjective and blurry, and make better-informed decisions on the spot, resulting in increased engagement and alignment over time.		The BIQ mnemonic reflects the understanding that although measuring social behavior and the resulting adaptive profiles provide powerful, valuable, and acute information far beyond what intuition and private techniques can offer, their benefits are realized only through the people who use them. As explained below, the quotient is calculated at the organizational level. It augments the capacity of those responsible for the organization and its people to see what is otherwise subjective and blurry, and make better-informed decisions on the spot, resulting in increased engagement and alignment over time.

	=Construction of Performance Indicators=		=Construction of Performance Indicators=
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	Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.		Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.

	Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined into the ~~AIQ~~.		Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined into the BIQ.

	Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about ~~AIQ~~ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.		Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about BIQ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.

	===Optimal Performance===		===Optimal Performance===
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	The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc', and their combination into the ~~AIQ~~, reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.		The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc', and their combination into the BIQ, reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.

	* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.		* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.
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	Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.		Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.

	Decentralizing the management of ~~AIQs~~ to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.		Decentralizing the management of BIQs to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.

	=Notes=		=Notes=

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	This article explains how the Acute Intelligence Quotient, or AIQ, is calculated by combining adaptive profiles’ metrics with strategic and social performance indicators, along with other, more traditional economic indicators, at the organizational level.		This article explains how the Acute Intelligence Quotient, or AIQ, is calculated by combining adaptive profiles’ metrics with strategic and social performance indicators, along with other, more traditional economic indicators, at the organizational level.

	The AIQ mnemonic reflects the understanding that although measuring social behavior and the resulting adaptive profiles provide powerful, valuable, and acute information far beyond what intuition and private techniques can offer, their benefits are realized only through the people who use them. As explained below, the quotient is calculated at the organizational level. It augments the capacity of those responsible for the organization and its people to see what is otherwise subjective and blurry~~, develop an interest in people management~~, and make better-informed decisions on the spot, resulting in increased engagement and alignment over time.		The AIQ mnemonic reflects the understanding that although measuring social behavior and the resulting adaptive profiles provide powerful, valuable, and acute information far beyond what intuition and private techniques can offer, their benefits are realized only through the people who use them. As explained below, the quotient is calculated at the organizational level. It augments the capacity of those responsible for the organization and its people to see what is otherwise subjective and blurry, and make better-informed decisions on the spot, resulting in increased engagement and alignment over time.

	=Construction of Performance Indicators=		=Construction of Performance Indicators=

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Introduction

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	Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.		Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.

	This article explains how the Acute Intelligence Quotient, or AIQ, is calculated ~~using measures of~~ adaptive ~~profiles and combining~~ strategic and social performance indicators with other, more traditional economic indicators at the organizational level.		This article explains how the Acute Intelligence Quotient, or AIQ, is calculated by combining adaptive profiles’ metrics with strategic and social performance indicators, along with other, more traditional economic indicators, at the organizational level.

			The AIQ mnemonic reflects the understanding that although measuring social behavior and the resulting adaptive profiles provide powerful, valuable, and acute information far beyond what intuition and private techniques can offer, their benefits are realized only through the people who use them. As explained below, the quotient is calculated at the organizational level. It augments the capacity of those responsible for the organization and its people to see what is otherwise subjective and blurry, develop an interest in people management, and make better-informed decisions on the spot, resulting in increased engagement and alignment over time.

	=Construction of Performance Indicators=		=Construction of Performance Indicators=

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	Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.		Adaptive profiles, as measured at GRI, indicate how individuals function and how their environment influences their ability to adapt, engage, and perform. Once aggregated, these profiles also illustrate the overall behavior of a team, department, or company. They help identify organizational weaknesses by considering not only the organization’s internal requirements, but also its industry and market needs, and the various adaptive profiles of its stakeholders.

	This article explains how the ~~Behavioral~~ Intelligence Quotient, or ~~B-IQ~~, is calculated using measures of adaptive profiles and combining strategic and social performance indicators with other, more traditional economic indicators at the organizational level.		This article explains how the Acute Intelligence Quotient, or AIQ, is calculated using measures of adaptive profiles and combining strategic and social performance indicators with other, more traditional economic indicators at the organizational level.

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	Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.		Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.

	Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined into the ~~Behavioral Intelligence Quotient (B-IQ)~~.		Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined into the AIQ.

	Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about ~~B-IQ~~ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.		Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about AIQ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.

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	=Deployment of the Measures=		=Deployment of the Measures=

	The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc', and their combination into ~~B-IQ~~, reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.		The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc', and their combination into the AIQ, reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.

	* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.		* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.
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	Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.		Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.

	Decentralizing the management of ~~B-IQ and the adaptive profiles~~ to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.		Decentralizing the management of AIQs to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.

	=Notes=		=Notes=

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	Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.		Excessive adaptation and disengagement, which come with negative emotions, are undesirable. As management research shows, providing feedback to team members and training for managers helps both parties take ownership of the measures.

	Decentralizing adaptive profiles to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.		Decentralizing the management of B-IQ and the adaptive profiles to operations enables strategy implementation as close as possible to where decisions are made and actions are taken, ensuring that measures and information best serve the organization and its members at various levels. When incorporated into performance reviews, these measures motivate teams and facilitate organizational change. Ultimately, individual and unit-level measures can be integrated into a management control system to ensure that performance targets are met.

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	The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc' reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.		The adaptive profiles show how people perform best and how they adjust to their environment. The development of the two indicators 'iopstra' and 'iopsoc', and their combination into B-IQ, reflects the organization's overall performance at the strategic and social levels.

	* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.		* The indicator 'iopsoc' measures how stakeholders’ satisfaction and involvement evolve over time.

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	===Lack of performance===		===Lack of performance===
	If ~~the~~ economic, social, and strategic ~~performances all declined~~, we can conclude that ~~there~~ is ~~a lack of performance~~. People are less involved; the adaptive profiles are less aligned with the strategy; the economic results are also lacking. 'iopecon' is not reached, 'iopsoc' is down, 'iopstra' is down.		If all economic, social, and strategic indicators decline, we can conclude that performance is lacking. People are less involved; the adaptive profiles are less aligned with the strategy; the economic results are also lacking. 'iopecon' is not reached, 'iopsoc' is down, 'iopstra' is down.

	The following table summarizes the four possible results for performance values:		The following table summarizes the four possible results for performance values:

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Types of performance

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	Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.		Once the individual profiles are available and the position and team expectations are set, the differences are calculated between the various Natural profiles and the position or team profiles on one hand, and between the Natural and Role profiles on the other hand.

	Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined ~~to form~~ the Behavioral Intelligence Quotient~~, or~~ B-IQ.		Calculations of deviations for different people within the same teams, departments, or company are integrated into strategic and social performance indicators and combined into the Behavioral Intelligence Quotient (B-IQ).

	Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about ~~the~~ B-IQ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.		Depending on how the economic, social, and strategic performance indicators change during the analysis period, we can draw the following conclusions about B-IQ and performance. Different combinations of variables tracked over time lead to four possible outcomes: (1) optimal and pending, (2) lagging, (3) under pressure, or (4) lack of performance.

	===Optimal Performance===		===Optimal Performance===