asynergy
/æsˈɛrnədʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A state of affairs in which the whole is less than the sum of its parts; a situation in which the interactions between different elements or components result in a decreased overall performance or effectiveness.
“The company’s asynergy was evident in the disappointing quarterly earnings, despite the successful acquisition of the rival firm.”
2. noun
A lack of synergy; a state of affairs in which the interactions between different elements or components result in a decreased overall performance or effectiveness.
“The project’s asynergy was attributed to the poor communication between team members and the lack of clear goals.”