Sentence examples for exploitation strategy from inspiring English sources

It focuses on the particular case of IBM, whose radical redirection from an exploitation strategy towards an exploration strategy was realized by major changes in its network strategy.

This paper presents an assisted method to optimize a set of variables of an oil exploitation strategy in a deterministic approach.

In the literature, while several methodologies optimize specific parts of the design infrastructure of the exploitation strategy, methodologies treating the whole process are less common.

Two change management strategies: a minimum change, exploitation strategy (kaizen) and a maximum output, exploration strategy (kaikaku) have been applied in a manufacturing case study.

The decision-making processes to select an oil exploitation strategy can be complex due to many variables to be optimized and, it may be unfeasible to simultaneously evaluate multiple variables.

The goal of this paper is to present a new decision-making model for identifying the appropriate exploitation strategy, taking the key internal and external factors that characterize the commercialization situation into account.

Marketing managers often have to balance between marketing exploitation strategies (reaping value from what already is known) and marketing exploration strategies (reaping value from new sources).

In addition, the approach is shown to be very useful for the design of exploitation strategies in large-scale fracture network situations.

In this paper, we compare three exploitation strategies for the deep geothermal system of Groß Schönebeck in the North German Basin.

A technology exploitation target system is established and the contribution of the different exploitation strategies, such as spin-offs, joint ventures and licensing, to the different targets is evaluated.

The range of evidence for fuel use at these settlements reflects varying exploitation strategies based on plant resources and animal management in agrarian countrysides, as well as the larger influences of urbanized or non-urbanized society during the development of Bronze Age anthropogenic landscapes.