We have technical expertise in-house, and we're seen as a fairly unbiased third party.
In turn, Brazil has technical expertise in agriculture, mining, and construction priority sectors in many African countries.
Many of these salespeople had technical expertise but lacked the personality, capability, and drive to sell in challenging situations.
This outsourcing is justified by lower costs and higher quality, and at the same time every company can use its resources in the areas it has technical expertise.
In your context, it would be critical for the mediator to have technical expertise in an evaluative mediation but not necessarily important in a facilitative mediation.
Israel's Unit 8200, a part of its military, had technical expertise that rivaled the N.S.A.'s, and the Israelis had deep intelligence about operations at Natanz that would be vital to making the cyberattack a success.
Most architects are forced either to make an educated guess about the play of sound or begrudgingly consult acousticians, who have technical expertise but few practical ways to demonstrate their ideas.
James Comey, the FBI director who has made law enforcement access to encrypted communications a national issue, told Congress that sometimes the FBI does not have technical expertise to match its pop culture portrayal as high-tech wizards.
(Although I think the great photographers do have technical expertise, and often years and years of experience, which allows them to take that seemingly instantaneous photograph that will mean something).
But they might have been done differently, and possibly badly (helping countries in transition is one area where the EU has technical expertise, gained in central and eastern Europe).
"They're folks that have technical expertise in their chosen field, but they also bring a whole lot to the table" in their determination and ability to thrive under pressure.
