Chuck D, who gave the convention's keynote speech Friday, described the music business circa 2000 as working on three levels: exploitative, Titanic-size major labels; more adaptable independent labels, or indies; and still experimental Internet outlets that he calls "inties," potentially millions of them.
Firms become ambidextrous when corporate-level exploratory and exploitative strategies interact with operational-level exploratory and exploitative capabilities across multiple functional areas.
Individually these tweets seem weird at best and exploitative at worst on some level they treat 9/11 as just another trending topic, another chance for #engagement.
Data from a sample of technology-intensive industrial firms using a multi-informant design shows that operational-level exploratory and exploitative product innovation and marketing capabilities allow firms to implement corporate-level exploratory and exploitative strategies in the context of new product development (NPD).
Moreover, SZOA with larger level has better exploitative ability than smaller value, whereas computational time also increases greatly as the increase of level.
A research model integrates the determinants of university-specific brand performance and proposes that commitment toward a particular university is influenced by (a) brand ambidexterity, that is, exploratory and exploitative orientations, and (b) student level responses, these being the students' perceptions with brand image and reputation leading to increased commitment with the university.
The announcement takes the port drivers' ongoing protest of low wages and exploitative working conditions to a new level.
This entry focuses on exploitative transactions or relations rather than "systemic" or macro level exploitation.
At the employee level, i.e., human side, exploitative activities include utilizing current knowledge and skills to make short-run improvements to efficiency and effectiveness.
The criticisms levelled at Sacks – that his books are exploitative, presenting disabled and damaged people as a sort of freak show – are exposed as a nonsense by the books themselves, but if you were in any doubt, the quite unselfconscious accounts given here of Sacks's extraordinary openness to his patients, should lay them to rest.
