Sentence examples for co-created knowledge from inspiring English sources

Formalizing this sense-making and co-sensing (Vlaar et al. 2006), for example in a meta-EE's strategy document or a contractual labour relationship between an EE member and their own firm, gives meaning to the change-process needed to implement and develop co-created knowledge, skills and practices for EE management and operation (Gioia and Chittipeddi 1991).

Yet, gate keepers power over the flow of knowledge become once again obvious, as it needs single interested and dedicated persons in the right positions who actively seek integration of such socially robust co-created knowledge to further sustainable and responsible innovation agendas.

We can qualify the exercise as a form of input from stakeholders that influenced the research approach, and as such co-created part of the knowledge production process.

In addition to stakeholders' and experts knowledge, socially robust knowledge can thus be co-created, from which tangible policy advice for science, technology and innovation governance derives.

"Mike & Molly" is the sixth sitcom to go on the air that Lorre has produced, created, or co-created.

Stan Lee created or co-created Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.

The future is not created; it's co-created.

The development of a performance measurement system that supports the translation and transformation of the inter-organizational knowledge, skills and practices, through co-created flexible performance measures, can support both value co-creation and a move towards the Service Logic.

Implementation: The framework draws our attention to important knowledge content, some of which may be co-created or clarified, recorded, and formally agreed to during the integration implementation stage.

Quite simply, co-created ideas tend to be better than ideas created by a segment of the population.

It is likely that such strong dyadic bonds, within an EE network, will increase the gaps in knowledge, skills and practices between the various pairings, thereby reducing the co-created value of the EE (Lehtinen and Ahola 2010).