Cooperation across the sector We have seen an increased emphasis on industry association cooperation, arising as an unintended consequence of the establishment of the EVCC, where much greater cooperation and even collaborative policy work now takes place.
A new generation of leadership, in unions and beyond, is dispensing with some of the old grudges that inhibited cooperation and viewing collaborative action as a vital part of their work.
In recent years, NIFDC actively carried out international cooperation and established collaborative relations with WHO, the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, Centre for Vaccine Evaluation, Biologics and Genetic Therapies Directorate, Health Canada, Paul Ehrlich Institute and other biological product quality control agencies.
The results indicated that collaborative design processes exhibited three characteristic patterns and varying intensity: coordination, cooperation, and collaboration.
Catch-up in cultivating the capabilities of critical analysis, problem-solving, innovation, and collaborative cooperation -- essential if kids are to succeed in the economic and civic communities in which they will live and lead.
This study investigates how GPs evaluate this cooperation and their attitude towards collaborative care.
(3) Self-organization and co-evolution of an innovation ecosystem: Being a network composed of multiple stakeholders, the innovation ecosystem features self-organization, and co-evolution could enable an innovation strategy to shift from simple cooperation to collaborative innovation (Eisenhardt and Martin 2000).
In the Senate, Republican Chairman Richard Burr and Democratic Vice Chairman Mark Warner appeared Wednesday to put their spirit of bipartisan cooperation on display, and led with opening remarks at Thursday's hearing that were friendly and collaborative.
Education is a voluntary and collaborative effort.
The creative process is complex and collaborative.
