Third, the relatively small set of well-defined DER business model archetypes suggests that the determinants of success within a given archetype may include executional capabilities, culture, and other activities that are not captured in our framework.
The context category of an EHR implementation process includes both internal variables (such as resources, capabilities, culture, and politics) and external variables (such as economic, political, and social variables).
"With similar capabilities, cultures, and clients, we're perfectly aligned for partnership.
Such a categorisation should take into account levels of awareness, interest, motivation, capability, culture, gender, level of education, and socioeconomic status.
The system is about to be redefined; thus, innovation capabilities and culture depend on the redefinition of the same system.
Because team builders have a great sense for who adds to a company's capabilities and culture, they tend to build great teams, and great teams are a critical requirement for emerging startups to be successful.
Following Pettigrew [ 40], context 'concerns itself both with influence from the outer context (such as the prevailing economic, social, political environment) and influences internal to the local organisation under study (for example, its resources, capabilities, structure, culture and politics)'.
With this capability, the culture of the Web was changing from one of media consumption to self-production, and the freewheeling MySpace was an exciting place to be.
The fabricated 3D fibrous scaffolds were assessed for in vitro biological capabilities by culturing osteoblast like cells (MG63).
However, there are some disadvantages such as its limited augmentation capability for culture in vitro and may differentiate to other types of cells.
Although the genus Hypoxylon is one of the largest within the Ascomycota and its representatives are frequently encountered as endophytes, little is known about their secondary metabolite production capabilities in cultures.
