If you think of customer relationship management (CRM) as a space of requirements, you can argue that there is a greater commonality of need than for the ERP space.
Each of these systems shares commonality of need for intensive physics support, precise anatomical target definition, and rigorous quality assurance (Richardson et al, 2003; Fenwick et al, 2004).
The commonality of goal needs to be delivering better diagnosis and, thereby, better health.
In these replies, the commonality of material need of caregiver and client was fully acknowledged: We need start-up income, like from a tailoring business, so we can sustain ourselves, our families and our patients (ID1361).
Previous research in the UK has also found commonality of parental information needs across different socioeconomic groups regarding childhood illness.
The commonality of parental information needs across socio-economic groups, along with the wide variety of information sources currently used, suggests that parents would value consistent advice from a trusted source which addresses their common concerns and supports home care and decision making about seeking help.
He said that to encourage a greater sense of commonality, Europe needed a common language as well as encouraging multilingualism.
This calls for visionary leadership from these countries and an understanding that there is a commonality of long-term interests that needs to be recognized and acted upon, rather than being sidetracked by short-term policy conflicts.
What initially seems like a straightforward collaboration may end up bringing to the fore a whole raft of issues where commonality also needs to be established.
For example, Ruth Anna Putnam champions social improvements for women and other disadvantaged people but is wary of a particularist feminist theory of justice, which may fail to emphasize commonality of human experience and human need (Putnam, 1995).
