This takes patience, attention to detail, familiarity with governance systems, database management, stability, reliability, liaison with support staff (governance, trials unit, sponsor).
Not surprisingly, the unique features of data sharing challenged the governance of genomic databases (Knoppers et al. 2007; Peppercorn et al. 2012).
"Excessive executive pay is the symptom, weak corporate-governance is the disease," says Nell Minow of the Corporate Library, an online database of corporate-governance information.
Nell Minow, editor of the Corporate Library, a Web database on corporate governance and a Digest investor who had criticized the funding operations, called the transfer "tremendous progress".
Two databases – one on governance ratings and one on R&D investment – are merged to obtain a multi-country, multi-sector sample of 177 European companies involved in R&D activities.
The CRIS Oversight Committee (which evolved from the Stakeholder Committee, after CRIS received research ethics approval as a de-identified database) comprises the central governance entity overseeing security.
Models that could be adapted exist in the form of committees that specialize in screening access to databases and in the governance of biobanks [ 8].
We recently conducted some research among 1,300 trustees on our database to find out about governance practices in charities and found a mixed picture.
David Webb, a corporate governance activist in Hong Kong who maintains a database of directors of local companies, welcomed the government's willingness to review the draft rule.
The analysis employs a new and complex database on supervisory architecture and governance for 102 countries and uses two new indicators to evaluate the supervisory regime: the Financial Supervision Herfindahl Hirschman (FSHH) and the Central Bank Supervisor Share (CBSS) Indexes.
