Sentence examples for informal knowledge from inspiring English sources

Proximity is generally thought to enhance both formal and informal knowledge and information flows, between NTBFs and both universities/research institutes and other firms, especially the NTBFs customers which tend to be large firms.

This is related to aspects such as: information asymmetries (that cause market failure) and contextualized informal knowledge.4.4

Beer believed that technology could help integrate workers' informal knowledge into the national planning process while lessening information overload.

Instead of drawing on a few, stable, reliable sources of information, managers today must tap into multiple, fast-moving, informal knowledge flows.

Westpac, an Australian bank, has dubbed some older staff "sages" and asked them to codify the company's informal knowledge.

First, because it is creating needless inequality of opportunity and is just the most obvious example of how poor access to informal knowledge penalises state school kids.

The result is that – for all the hard work being done by outreach teams in Russell Group universities, and by access teams in state schools – there's an inbuilt advantage among those going to private schools based on informal knowledge.

He estimates that, thanks to these bodies of formal and informal knowledge, MAPS can take MDMA through the approval process for only about $10m.While the bureaucracy rolls on, a few people are watching the results with personal interest and impatience.

They possess decades' worth of formal and informal knowledge, which risks being lost as the baby-boomers retire, creating an epidemic of skills shortages in aerospace, energy and health care.

Open innovation practices are also associated with the adoption of a service inclusive business model in manufacturing firms and service-integrated manufacturers engage in more informal knowledge-exchange activities.

Nelsen (1997) points out that workplaces not only require formal knowledge facts, principles, theories, math and writing skills but also informal knowledge embodied in heuristics, work styles, and contextualized understanding of tools and techniques.