Our in-house knowledge is our biggest asset.
Other leading internal candidates include the head of in-house knowledge commissioning, Emma Swain, and Richard Klein, who heads the independent commissioning team for knowledge.
If you don't have in-house knowledge or resources, you may wish to consult state-based officials or engage a third party advisor.
There is less need for in-house knowledge or apprenticeships: online courses range from a few hours to many months in any handicraft you can name.
R&D units, based in the firm, can become the location for organised learning, the problem-solver of last resort in production, the in-house knowledge store and gatekeeper, and the focus for independent design and product development capacity.
There was plainly not sufficient in-house knowledge to challenge the riskiness of the FirstGroup forecasts or the size of the bond it calculated it should lodge with the department.
From prior studies and in-house knowledge, you may believe that your antiperspirant "stops wetness longer". So you commission a study by an independent research supplier to compare your brand with a competitor's fully expecting to corroborate your belief.
With the formation of the Polymerland division in 1998, GE Plastics allowed customers to order plastics on-line and later took the step of making 30 years of its in-house knowledge available on a Web site.
"What's at the core of this, I think, is that Railtrack did not have its own sufficiently strong in-house knowledge and expertise to be able to use industry for what it was good at, to gather their views in and make a judgment". Railtrack did have one ace in the hole.
This usually occurs when specific in-house knowledge about a radiological subspecialty is insufficient or unavailable.
Open Garden has developed quite a bit of in-house knowledge about mesh networking over the last two years, so if anybody could build this, it was probably this team.
