As a business leader, she surely could have spoken to how large systems best foster the flexibility-for-quality compact that should define the city's many charter schools.
This article proposes that OL acts as a forerunner of a firm's ability to adapt to evolving market conditions (strategic flexibility), and that OL and flexibility simultaneously foster the implementation of differentiation and cost-leadership strategies.
German universities already possess quite a lot of flexibility to foster the spirit of entrepreneurship, but to turn the spirit into a culture, there is still much to be done.
After all, the arts inherently foster the skills of collaboration, innovation, flexibility and imagination necessary to address the issues of both the new economy and the new global society.
If gaining teaching experience is important to you, find a place that fosters the flexibility you need.
Commercial interests foster the stalemate.
These platforms foster the exploitation of available services paying only for the time they are used and make the computational environment greatly customizable, thus improving flexibility.
As the organizing force behind broad political coalitions, they also fostered the sort of flexibility and openness to compromise necessary to governing.
ACT is mainly focused on improving psychological flexibility by fostering the ability to behave in a values-driven manner.
Looking to the future, stakeholders in a stable and robust physician workforce will need to foster flexibility in the health care system, create incentives for physicians to return to practice, and develop resources to facilitate the reentry into the medical workforce.
