Following the logic of process management, organisations' competitive advantages when "taking the role of the other" are based on their existing know-how.
Given this, an existing know-how on the limits and possibilities of the practice and its linkages to other practices might make the adjustment to external disruptions easier and more tolerable.
Under conditions of high complexity, it combines existing know-how and knowledge with future hypotheses – in the mode of the present: if what lies in front of us no longer offers criteria for selection because it has become so extensive, confusing, insecure and even uncertain, all that remains for us is to contemplate selection criteria more intensively that are anchored in the here and now.
And though our illusions of safety are forever shattered, we learn to savor the pulse of existing because we know how fast it can vanish.
But he's governed as a conventional liberal who believes in the existing system, knows how to work it and accepts the limitations it imposes on him.
Nanoscience is not a case of applying existing know-how, Landman stresses.
Our assessment is a case study of an existing freestanding clinic and we do not know how reducing barriers at existing public health clinics would have performed.
But such questions are governed by existing legal rules that courts know how to apply.
It would be of interest to know how the existing disaster plan of GMUGH, and for the entire city of Madrid, held up through this event.
Terrorism is different, and it is hard to know how to apply existing international norms to this new kind of conflict".
It says that while it is difficult to know how much decommissioning existing nuclear-powered Trident submarines would cost, judging by the government's estimated spending on decommissioning Polaris, Britain's previous nuclear weapons system, the cost of disposing the existing Trident fleet would be at least £13bn in today's prices.
