Sentence examples for companies knowledge from inspiring English sources
"It was way outside Russian companies' knowledge and vision.
Worker advocates said it was possible that subcontractors were using the factories without the companies' knowledge.
Sometimes, Kroll noted, the names of real businesses appeared in T.I.B.C.'s loan book — without the companies' knowledge.
It is impossible to say for certain how the N.S.A. managed to get Google and Yahoo's data without the companies' knowledge.
By sending an official notice, the government was giving companies "knowledge" that Internet gamblers were committing a crime, legal experts said, one of two main elements to the crime of aiding and abetting.
Senior officials with knowledge of the situation within the tech giants admitted to being confused by the NSA revelations, and said if such data collection was taking place, it was without companies' knowledge.
If we focus more specifically on the relationship between small and large companies, we shall put forward the contribution of small businesses (and more specifically the most innovative ones) in the large companies' knowledge-capital development and use.
These findings are not only relevant for companies (knowledge-intense firms), but also for 'organizations that are knowledge intensive' and that 'revolve around the use of intellectual and analytical tasks' [46].
Innovative small firms play key roles in innovative networks built by large companies, which we can divide into two main roles: (1) the contribution to large companies' knowledge-capital formation and continuous enrichment and (2) the valuation of the knowledge-capital, through notably the commercialization of technologies developed within the innovation networks.
Hence, in this paper, we focus on small and medium-sized companies in order to put forward firstly their own strategy of knowledge-capital building and secondly the place and role they play in the constitution of large companies' knowledge-capital.
Turn leadership skills and company knowledge into a management role: Everyone has to start somewhere.
