Other mass-collaborative forms of enterprise include what has been described as the "fundamentally anti-capitalist" Wikipedia.
We contend that these project-based, service-enhanced forms of enterprise are not adequately addressed in the innovation literature.
In turn the party keeps afloat in the political world the values of co-operation in ever growing forms of enterprise.
Can we explore and promote new forms of enterprise as the distinction between owner, worker, contractor and consumer gets more blurred?
The battle for the spoils from oil, gold or diamond wealth is a cause of political instability and a check on other forms of enterprise.
Although WHMs were found to have limited impact on existing tourism services, findings indicate their arrival has played an important role in stimulating new and unique forms of enterprise.
The discussion of the dynamics of (dis)integrated risk management contributes to extending research that is critical of procedural forms of enterprise risk management, as well as recent work that draws attention to the role of 'risk talk' in enterprise risk management.
While the big firms loom large in the consciousness of Wall Street and the media, compared to other forms of enterprise, they are still small.
As we have begun to see with other forms of enterprise software like CRM, AI is transforming the entire way we think about software.
Anderson agrees that "the way things are" includes moral facts: "it is impossible to discuss social processes except in terms of ways of living or forms of enterprise, and that is moral characterisation" (SEP, 330).
Anderson proposes that the good exists in forms of enterprise, productive activities capable of developing in a special way by means of "communication" – individuals are caught up in these goods and in the process transcend their more immediate and mundane goals and demands.
