How to pronounce “silos” in English

And silos can be really dangerous.

the silos uh if everyone works in their rather than learning from one another so

Government operates in silos.

We have too many silos.

The second problem is silos.

Sometimes they operate in silos from one another.

Putting people in silos breaks up the communication cycle.

They sat in their silos.

It's in deep silos.

and swung and the silos of the Midwest looked nearer and nearer.

So I think these silos between disciplines and sort of fields of knowledge are holding us back.

and go into their own little silos, their little ethnic silos.

Information that just lives in silos doesn't actually change care.

There's all kinds of silos, but there are very few throughways, pipelines.

We put it in separate silos.

Because I think it sort of silos these things into some kind of acronym that half the world doesn't know what that means anyway.

Are all the communities little silos, or are they actually mixing?

And there's an autism box or silos.

Save your energy and build silos -- I mean, store houses.

You gotta break down those silos.

Why do we still have silos of knowledge?

In most companies they’re in silos and they’re not together.

have their own little Sil journalistic silos where they give their version of the truth and while we can never get back and I'm not sure we want to get

Rather than putting them into their own separate silos.

And that has been challenging because of the institutional silos.

And we need somebody to communicate this to the other silos in Google.

But they can't because we're in silos.

that people might see them as removed or silos?

they don't fall into any of the standard narrative silos of Indian history Hindu

And unfortunately the company was run as different fiefdoms and silos and never really came together, so something like digital music-- the merger

In fact, the silos were so deep there were interdepartmental silos.

Now I like to bust out of the silos.

But we kind of miss things in between these deep silos of knowledge.

So that's a Cold War site with subterranean missile silos, and we transformed that into the land of Scylla and Charybdis, two of the most fearsome, loathsome creatures

And these are tentacles of Scylla coming up from the silos, and the audience braving their way through.

And part of it had to do with the silos in their organizations, and the ability to share data, and to share

to me is actually seeing people go after these sacred silos and saying, "Well, I'm not going to do it like that.

And we're gonna be shifting from the silos we have which are all the ologies, the specialties, that we have in medicine and we go to a doctor for every different part of our body.

The second challenge is that we tend to work in silos.

this incredible proliferation of types of content and channels within the silos that left people feeling like they had infinite choice but left communicators feeling like

because we can uh I call them the silos uh if everyone works in their Silo

also even though we had integrated care delivery had information silos, didn't have the connectivity, didn't have real-time data.

uh the classic one is divide yourself not into silos, but into inner corrected

recognizing the need for instance to break down silos I mean there are Financial firms that have tried to do a better job of that although it would be

One reason that seems counterintuitive is because we spend so much time in same-age silos.

Of course, I don't live in silos.

That's how we're going to start to maybe break down some of the silos.

I share that story just to illustrate that oftentimes labels operate as silos to stop people from working with each other.

The first one is, tear down those silos around data.