In the open era, we can take advantages of various resources, such as we can cooperate with enterprises, social education institutions, industry organizations and alumni, to help our undergraduates become useful personnel.
This implies that the principle of fair play will generate an obligation to cooperate only when the cooperative enterprise is small enough that any participant's failure to obey the rules could reasonably be expected to damage the enterprise.
To fail to do one's part in a cooperative enterprise is to wrong those who cooperate even when it does not clearly harm either them or the enterprise as such (Dagger 1997, p. 71).
When cooperating with each other, enterprises must closely monitor internal processes and those of partners to streamline business-to-business (B2B) workflows.
This outsourcing concept can be generalised to support advanced notions of collaboration such as loosely-coupled but highly integrated networks of companies cooperating as a single enterprise.
Mr. Gotti assumed command of the family when it had 23 active crews, about 300 made (inducted) members and more than 2,000 associates (men who hoped to become made members and who cooperated in criminal enterprises).
External resources are encouraged to proactively cooperate with manufacturing enterprises to better satisfy end users' demands.
S&T collaboration aside, China has been ramping up its efforts to cooperate with foreign enterprises and other organizations, trying to commercialize our accomplishments in S&T.
On the one hand, the government encourages domestic academies to take full advantage of national research projects and to cooperate with domestic enterprises.
