In a collaboration organized by AAAS (publisher of Science), U.K. scientists, working with colleagues at North Korea's Earthquake Administration and other organizations, in 2013 stationed six broadband seismometers in an array extending east from Paektu.
While studying the collaboration, we paid attention to how the collaboration organized adaptive space − with respect to the formulation of joint expectations, commitments for future action and coordinating executions of commitments – and whether they used formal or informal strategies to achieve it.
In the Trump era, non-profits should rise to play an even stronger leadership role that is focused on collaboration, organizing and strengthening movements.
Pre-service teachers' collaboration was organized in successive stages around three specific design challenges.
Although they fulfilled existing formal obligations (signing standard forms for collaboration) and organized formal meetings, the structure had no formal hierarchy.
A unique collaboration between organized labor and community groups is energizing apprenticeship programs by tapping traditionally neglected or underutilized pools of talent mainly from low-wealth and minority neighborhoods.
Among managers and employees alike, communities of practice are a compelling form of infrastructure because collaboration is organized around knowledge domains, not products or markets; this appeals to an increasingly educated workforce operating in settings where innovation is valued.
More than 150 blue-chip global investors, representing more than $1 trillion in assets under management, were convened by a collaboration of organizing partners led by the Next World Group and Amplifier Strategies.
Interest in the process and prerequisites of collaboration in organizing (school) health promotion, is rising [ 7, 8].
This international collaboration has been organized by OECD/NEA, and nine organizations – ENEA, ERSE, GIDROPRESS, IAEA, IPPE, KIT/IKET, KIT/INR, NUTRECK, and RRC KI – contribute their efforts to LACANES benchmarking.
In Africa music making is very often collective, involving organized collaboration in which performers contribute not identical, but complementary, constituents.
