Competitors like Target scrambled to adapt, but Target's reputation for good design did not prove as effective as Wal-Mart's renewed emphasis on price.
For Mr Blair, however, vindication over the Hutton report will be placed in the context of his now diminished popular reputation....is still not good for Tony BlairPerhaps in politics the business saying needs to be adapted: a poor reputation for trustworthiness takes years to build, but cannot be dismantled in an instant.
This article is adapted from "How Reputation Affects Knowledge Sharing Among Colleagues," by Prescott C. Ensign and Louis Hébert, which appeared in the Winter 2010 issue of MIT Sloan Management Review.
Second, thanks to the records of past behavior, we dynamically adapt the parameters to nodes' reputations and establish the optimal Nash equilibrium (NE) on-the-fly, minimizing the social cost of the revocation.
According to Moon, it is this attitude that leads to many talented players failing to adapt and live up to their reputations in the UK.
In this scenario, the attacker could adapt and start behaving honestly anytime its reputation level drops below a defined threshold [6,32].
Moreover, we adapt and extend the well-known EigenTrust reputation calculation mechanism so that: i) it can be applied to a variety of scenarios and heterogeneous reputation needs and, ii) it is itself co-utile, and hence selfish agents are interested in following it.
Hackl's cool demeanour and ability to adapt his sled to race conditions forged his reputation as the dominant luger of his time.
This is the power of the reputation economy, and businesses are trying to adapt sufficiently: Amazon's vendors actively build up their feedback after selling a product and Yelp instituted vendor-response capabilities as a way to mitigate negative reviews.
What a struggle it had been to adapt, to shift emphasis from building her status and reputation in the academic world to becoming a part of a project team!
