This paper uncovers how the pressures of financialization were passed from top management to employees and achieved performative hegemony in a subsidiary of a knowledge intensive, high technology, multinational corporation.
Transition towards ecological intensification in agriculture is a knowledge intensive process that should not be perceived as the promotion of old traditional practices.
Engineering design is a knowledge intensive process.
In a knowledge-intensive world, a company's most valuable assets are its workers, and they appear to be seriously disenchanted with their lot at the moment.
These results extend understanding of how firms decide to augment their knowledge resources in a knowledge-intensive industry.
He told me: "The cost of turnover in a knowledge-intensive business is somewhere between three and five times the salary of the person at the point they leave".
MetaMap recognizes unified medical language system (UMLS) (15) concepts in text, through a knowledge-intensive approach based on symbolic computing, natural language processing and linguistic techniques (14).
"In that sense, the EU budget is hopelessly out of date and should be reformed to focus on helping Europe compete in an increasingly knowledge intensive global economy".
In summary, substance assessment is a knowledge-intensive and time-consuming process that requires high levels of different domain expertise.
People in a variety of knowledge intensive fields (e.g., analysts, commanders, medical doctors) recognize categories in streams of data and make a decision about how to act (or pass the information to a decision maker).
In conclusion, in information and knowledge intensive domains such as medicine, explicit reasoning is important but individual knowledge acquisition (i.e., experience) and processing (i.e., CBR) are crucial for decision-making.
