It is much easier for these countries to develop capabilities in a narrow range of tasks than in integrated production of entire products or processes.
I wish to take issue with these findings, on both subjects: terrorism and the WMD.Three times within close to a quarter of a century, Saddam Hussein has attempted to develop capabilities in the field of WMD, with emphasis on the nuclear area.
It's hard to rapidly develop capabilities in tough market conditions.
Developing capabilities in open technologies is likely to predetermine the innovation agenda of the focal companies in the given context.
More recently, other industries such as construction and automotive, are also starting to develop capabilities in these areas and condition based maintenance (CBM) is increasing in popularity as a means of satisfying customers' demands.
But an entrepreneurial university goes beyond this by developing capabilities in capturing and resolving the problems and needs of society as a whole, converting them into new research projects and intellectual paradigms, thereby creating a virtuous circle with internal intellectual development (Todorovic et al. 2011).
In addition to nation-state threats, terrorists and other non-state groups, such as ISIS, are committed to leveraging and developing capabilities in the cyber domain.
The program-wide curriculum reform at UNSW has had a major impact in developing capabilities in new graduates that are important for 21st century medical practice.
"There is a strategic risk for the UK in not developing capability in this area," warned Luke Warren, head of the CCS Association.
Analysts say there are signs that the North may be developing capability in information technology, at a time when South Korean security agencies have increasingly accused North Korean agents of using the Internet to spread propaganda in the South, one of the world's most wired societies.
