Look at what they say about their staff and expertise; established outfits often list blue-chip clients and provide details of their trainers' accreditation.
For a number of reasons, the Republic of Angola counts on expertise established in other countries to prepare and train qualified professionals, but one of the factors attributed to the lack of human resources relates to the trend for Angolan students to remain in the countries where they received their education, with low rates of return after graduation.
These goals include pooling of resources and expertise, establishing economies of scale, addressing large and complex challenges within neuroscience, and developing tools and infrastructure to serve the entire neuroscience community.
"Lack of experience, expertise, and established legitimacy has led to erratic and even counterintuitive results," writes Jess Bravin, a Wall Street Journal reporter.
This collaborative project, combining evidence with clinical expertise, was established to develop practical recommendations to guide sustainable exercise prescription for individuals with AS.
That shouldn't come as a surprise: expertise and established supply chains make China a no-brainer as a manufacturing base for any tech company building products at scale.
By pooling ideas and expertise ECMI established in early 90's an educational program Mathematics for Industry.
If seasoned and successful mobile makers like Nokia and Samsung are finding it tough to sell Windows Phones — with all their mobile expertise and established carrier relationships — Microsoft isn't going to make WPs fly off the shelves by going it alone.
In business, companies like Swire International (presiding over Brickell's redevelopment) and BUPA Health Insurance (the largest local British employer) are meeting your needs and sharing expertise, alongside established names like Virgin Atlantic and Diageo.
This can bring benefits, as each actor can have competitive advantages, based on skills, areas of expertise, and established links but also poses challenges.
The centrality of domain-specific knowledge in expertise was established several decades ago (Chi et al. 1985), and seems particularly relevant in situations where ill-defined problems with multiple solutions force decision makers to choose between alternatives (Simon 1973).
