It also acknowledges diversity in cultural knowledge, particularly through the notion of heterogeneously distributed cultural conceptualizations.
Fig. 2 Twenty-first century innovation ecosystem (Carayannis and Kaloudis, Diversity in the Knowledge Economy and Society, Edward Elgar, May 2008).
Further, under high environmental dynamism, firms should increase the diversity in their knowledge composition in order to mitigate the risk of value erosion associated with firm-specific innovations.
A growing literature is analysing the relation between diversity in the knowledge base and the performance of firms; nevertheless, studies that investigate the impact of employee diversity on innovation are scarce.
Diversity in literature fosters knowledge and understanding of others outside our own sphere of experience.
Accordingly, there has been a dramatic increase in knowledge of fish diversity such that the number of known fish species from the EEZ has doubled over the past 15 years and continues to increase at a rate of about 20 species per year, about half of which are new to science.
This finding highlights critical gaps in knowledge of MTBC diversity and indicates that African wildlife, and more particularly nonhuman primates, are potential hosts of novel MTBC variants.
Over the coming decades, the application of both existing and new technologies would greatly improve our knowledge of diversity in Gulf of Maine deep-water habitats.
The women's focus groups revealed low level of prenatal screening knowledge and diversity in the amount of information women wanted.
Anecdotally, studies have shown that alternative events are responsible for 5'UTR transcript diversity in mammals, but to our knowledge, there have been no detailed, genome-wide studies aimed at elucidating the functional role of transcript diversity in mammalian 5'UTRs.
