Just as 2015's curated Instagram feeds are a careful balance of fancy dress and #artselfies, your tote is a measure of your lifestyle as a whole – choosing one is a question of knowledge, access and taste.
The case illustrates the effective, integrated use of information technologies to improve the performance of both customers and IBM's human experts by providing knowledge access and availability, acquiring and assembling knowledge, and disseminating knowledge to those who need to apply it.
One haunting query the film sparks but couldn't possibly answer: How would the lives of these emotionally damaged participants been different if they'd had the knowledge, access and means to undergo serious psychotherapy at an early age?
Knowledge exchange portals mainly included design features to support knowledge access and creation, but formative evaluation studies examining user needs suggested collaborative features supporting knowledge exchange would also be useful.
Policy relevant to the conservation challenges that arise from the increasing global demand for wild harvest and cultivation of medicinal plants has been scattered among many different areas: forestry, health, agriculture, indigenous knowledge, access and benefit sharing, and sustainable livelihoods.
In May of 2012, an assessment was conducted in rural areas of the Artibonite Department to describe the type and quality of water sources and determine knowledge, access, and use of household water treatment products to inform future programs.
The reported barriers to CPG utilization identified in this study were the perceived time constraints, faculty modeling and knowledge, access to the CPG, knowledge and of the CPG, and critical appraisal ability of CPGs.
Increasingly, nurses in Western countries express positive attitudes to complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) but lack knowledge, access to education and organisational policy to guide practice.
Farmers with better resources, labour, knowledge, access to information and social capital had better coping and adaptation strategies to the declining rainfall and crop productivity.
Explanations of these lower rates have mainly been based on behavioural theories investigating how lack of knowledge, access to services and culture influence the screening behaviour.
