We found that it takes a lot of planning and experimentation to foster an informal virtual work environment.
Additionally, the structure itself of the film industry in the early decades, mostly made up of small companies and family businesses, fostered experimentation and female professional achievement: they were not only actresses, but they were also in charge of direction and management (Dall'Asta 2008, 9).
The aim was to create "a focal point of technological experimentation" and to foster "a better technological community for Northern Ireland".
Having an environment that fosters experimentation, and actually taking the time to create a company "ideas channel," are two of the best ways to uncover new opportunities and innovations for your company.
Usually held in different sites throughout the Western hemisphere, the program created to foster experimentation, dialogue, and collaboration, typically entails a series of keynote lectures, performances, teach-ins, workshops, working groups, exhibitions, screenings, installations, roundtable and long table discussions as well as urban interventions and trasnacheo -- a nightly cabaret.
This will foster experimentation and increase community involvement in these efforts.
Wayne State University, as it was renamed, has fostered much educational experimentation and has become a broadly based research university of national distinction.
On the one hand, shielding parent companies from the liabilities arising from risky projects can encourage experimentation and foster economic growth.
Under the leadership of its chair, Jon Kessler, the faculty, including, Archie Rand, Tomas Vu-Daniel, Tom Roma, Coco Fusco, Kara Walker, Dana Hoey and Rirkrit Tiravanija, encourages experimentation and fosters the individual growth of its students through a wide range of visual media.
According to M&S's head of delivery, Adam Elman, such co-operation fostered a spirit of experimentation and innovation within the company.
