In 2001 the Superintendent of Seattle Public Schools, Joseph Olfchefske, participated in the New Schools Venture Fund Summit and spoke on the subject of Convergence of the Sectors: Public, Private, and NonProfit.
As our study findings suggest that the scheme is most popular with two main groups of doctors – those starting out in practice and needing to establish a reputation, and those in rural areas with little competition – it is probably more efficient for the scheme to target specific groups of doctors within the private sector, where there is a clear convergence of state and private sector interests.
Furthermore, the results of productivity convergence at different disaggregation levels of sectors and NUTS (Nomenclature of Units for Territorial Statistics) also differ from one study to another.4 The speed of convergence could also be different because of heterogeneity in labour productivity at different levels of aggregation.
Jensen said the company focuses on "the convergence of content from these sectors — mobile, social and casual".
Accenture anticipates a cross-sector convergence of solutions to development problems — an approach that puts the needs of those most affected squarely at the heart of the matter.
While there is some truth to this, Simon [568] found the surprising fact that even in situations where perturbation theory diverges, one can have norm convergence of resolvents in a sector.
Convergence of the public and private sectors.
It also differentiates itself by the convergence of technologies, which removes market sector boundaries: wireless, satellite, cable, and telecom no longer belong to discrete sectors.
Convergence Accel will keep an eye on a wide range of sectors in Indonesia, though Li says they are particularly interested in media, online marketplaces, and mobile startups.
