Does the R&D program focus on developing capability in technologies that will, or may, support its product and market strategy?
Analysts say there are signs that the North may be developing capability in information technology, at a time when South Korean security agencies have increasingly accused North Korean agents of using the Internet to spread propaganda in the South, one of the world's most wired societies.
Here has "only had a limited capability in [OTA technology] until now," a spokesperson tells TechCrunch.
Though Russia has some of the best of breed in these sectors, it's had difficulty spinning that capability in science, technology and research into global commercial successes.
The capability in 3DP technology will also impact the strategy implemented in areas including production planning, labor distribution, and new talent training.
Finally there was a functional "equalization" of military capabilities both in technology and in operational art.
This capability resides in technologies such as MS/MS, IEF, and HPLC for hemoglobin variants, DNA arrays used in sequencing, and labeled bead technologies.
(We'll address other technologies in future columns). You should be especially interested in piloting the newest capabilities in each technology basket.
Both American Express and P&G have a philosophy of building their own capabilities in cognitive technology.
"The UK has the potential to be a world leader in the IoT, largely because the country has outstanding capabilities in communications technology and cyber security," said Pilu.
She viewed "smart power" as the strategy for asserting U.S. leadership and values, by combining military power with diplomacy and American capabilities in economics, technology, and other areas.
