How can organizations adapt to consumers armed with inexpensive weapons of mass collaboration?
If you know what you are doing, global collaboration can be inexpensive, efficient (due to 24-hour work cycles) and even "good for humanity".
This is an example of a large simple and relatively inexpensive effectiveness trial, resulting from good collaboration between academia and health and education services enabling developing countries to define policies that are relevant for their reality.
An inexpensive antimalarial pill, developed through a multinational collaboration of universities and pharmaceutical companies, was introduced in March.
These measures should be linked to potential causal factors of poor milk quality and mastitis problems, and must be relatively easy and inexpensive to apply in operational herd management and the everyday collaboration between farmers and their veterinarians.
Our collaboration with PG&E demonstrates that increasing observability is an inexpensive and effective method of increasing participation in programs that prevent blackouts.
That unusual collaboration has helped them create a signature style that uses inexpensive materials (drywall, plywood, track lighting), and a crisp sense of geometry to create visually sophisticated, if tiny, rooms.
This time the small, inexpensive cameras allowed them to "distribute the authorship," Ms. Paravel said, enabling a collaboration of sorts among the filmmakers, their subjects and nature itself.
Cognizant of work underway on individual surveillance systems components, e.g., collection of data by cell phones, we have focused our efforts on the integration of inexpensive and/or freely available, interoperable software tools that facilitate regional public health collaborations.
Population Services International (PSI), in collaboration with the Stanford Program for International Reproductive Education and Services SPIRESS) and Pregna International Ltd., has created a simple, inexpensive inserter designed specifically for PPIUDs (see Figure).
